Answer:
It prints "goodbye" 8 times.
Explanation:
The loop being described in this scenario would print "goodbye" 8 times. It would not include numbers detailing the range since the loop instructions only state for the system to print("goodbye") and nothing else. Also, it would only print it 8 times because in a range the endpoint is not included, this is mainly because in programming data structures tend to run on 0-based indexing.
Answer: A #3f107f.
Letter B would produce a lighter blue-purple color rather than a darker shade of purple. Letter C would produce a very light purple color. Letter D would produce a Black color, making it very dark and not in the range of being purple.
Letter A would produce a darker shade of purple. As explained in the way that the RGB color hexadecimal uses, the amount of each respective color is 2 digits for each color Red, Green, Blue respectively. By reducing the amount of each color in the RGB mode, the output will become a darker shade as the RGB mode is an ADDITITIVE type of color mode.
