1) What is the output code shown below: Dim intAdd As Integer Dim intOuterLoop As Integer Dim intInnerLoop As Integer intAdd = 0 For intOuterLoop = 1 to 8 For intInnerLoop = 3 to 7 intAdd+= 1 Next Next MsgBox.Show(“The final value is “ & intAdd.ToString()) 2) Fix the error in the loop Dim intStart As Integer = 8 Loop intStart =+ 4 Do While intStart < 24 3)Fix the error in the code Dim decCost As Decimal = 3.5D Do until decCost > 10.5D MsgBox( “The Cost is now  “ & decCost.ToString(“F1”)) decCost -= 0.5 Loop 4) What is the value of lblResult Dim intCountIt As Integer intCountIt = 6 Do intCountIt += 3 lblResult.Text & = intCountIt.ToString() & “ “ Loop Until intCountIt =21 5) How many times will the loop be executed? Dim intQuantitySold As Integer Dim decTax As Decimal intQuantitySold = 1 Do until intQuantitySold = 5 decTax = intQuantitySold * 0.07 lstDisplay.Items.Add (“Tax Amount: “ & decTax.ToString())

1) The output code shown below initializes three variables: intAdd as an integer, intOuterLoop as an integer, and intInnerLoop as an integer. Then the variable intAdd is assigned a value of 0.

Next, there is a nested loop structure. The first loop, labeled intOuterLoop, ranges from 1 to 8. Within this loop, there is another loop labeled intInnerLoop, which ranges from 3 to 7. Inside the intInnerLoop loop, the variable intAdd is incremented by 1.

After both loops complete, a message box is displayed with the text “The final value is ” followed by the value of intAdd converted to a string using the ToString() method.

2) The error in the loop is the incorrect operator used for assignment. Instead of =+, it should be +=. Additionally, the loop should be labeled with the keyword “Loop” at the end. The corrected code should be:

Dim intStart As Integer = 8
Do While intStart < 24 intStart += 4 Loop This code initializes the variable intStart with a value of 8. Then, it enters a do-while loop that will execute as long as the value of intStart is less than 24. Within the loop, intStart is incremented by 4. Once the value of intStart is equal to or greater than 24, the loop will exit and the program will continue executing. 3) The error in the code is the incorrect loop condition. Instead of "Do until decCost > 10.5D”, it should be “Do While decCost <= 10.5D". The corrected code should be: Dim decCost As Decimal = 3.5D Do While decCost <= 10.5D MsgBox("The Cost is now " & decCost.ToString("F1")) decCost -= 0.5 Loop This code initializes the variable decCost with a value of 3.5. Then, it enters a do-while loop that will execute as long as the value of decCost is less than or equal to 10.5. Within the loop, a message box is displayed with the text "The Cost is now " followed by the value of decCost converted to a string with one decimal place. Then, decCost is decremented by 0.5. Once the value of decCost is greater than 10.5, the loop will exit and the program will continue executing. 4) The value of lblResult cannot be determined without knowing its initial value and any previous code that may have modified it. The provided code initializes the variable intCountIt with a value of 6. Then, it enters a do-until loop that executes the following steps: intCountIt is incremented by 3, the value of lblResult is updated with the concatenated string of intCountIt converted to a string followed by a space, and then the loop checks if intCountIt is equal to 21. Once intCountIt is equal to 21, the loop will exit. However, without information on the initial value of lblResult or any previous code, it is impossible to determine the final value of lblResult.