Study the following process flow:
The data item "Loop Counter" is a number data item and has an initial value of 0.
The data item "Max Loops" is a number data item and has an initial value of 10.
The two stages are configured as follows:
How many times will the Loop Again stage be executed when the page is executed?
Given the provided process flow and stage configurations, the loop will be infinite. The calculation stage 'Increment Loop Counter' is configured incorrectly, as it simply reassigns the current value of 'Loop Counter' to itself without any increment. Due to this, the 'Loop Again?' decision will always result in 'Yes' because 'Loop Counter' will never reach the 'Max Loops' value of 10. This results in an infinite loop.
Should this not be D. The loop will be infinite as you are not adding +1 to the current count?
D. Current count is not incremented
D, the increment stage miss the +1
yes that's what i'm seeing
It's definitely D!
It's definitely D!
Opt D is correct
D is Correct
Definitely D!
D is correct answer
Option D is correct i have tried it. Since the calculation count is not increasing it will be infinite
Correct answer - D
Loop counter is not increasing > Infinit Loop
D. The loop will be infinite.
D. The loop will be infinite Expl:Loop Counter does not have Loop Counter +1
I vote D
Should this not be D. The loop will be infinite as you are not adding +1 to the current count?
Option D. Loop counter isn´t increasing.