What happens in the following JavaScript code snippet? var js = 0; while (js < 10) { console.log(js); js++; }

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Question:What happens in the following JavaScript code snippet? var js = 0; while (js < 10) { console.log(js); js++; }

1.An exception is thrown

2.The values of js are logged or stored in a particular location or storage c)

3.The value of js from 0 to 9 is displayed in the console

4.An error is displayed

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  1. What happens in the following JavaScript code snippet? var js = 0; while (js < 10) { console.log(js); js++; }
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