Look at the following pseudocode. If it were a real program, what would it display? Declare Integer counter = 1 Constant Integer MAX = 8 While counter <= MAX Display counter Set counter = counter + 1 End While

In the given pseudocode, we can see that there is an integer variable "counter," initialized to 1, and a constant integer "MAX" with a value of 8. The code uses a while loop where the condition is based on the values of counter and MAX.

The while loop will continue executing until the value of the counter is greater than the value of MAX. Inside the loop, the value of the counter is displayed, and then the counter is incremented by 1. The loop will stop executing when the counter becomes greater than MAX.

Let's go through each iteration of the while loop and see what the counter value will be, as this value is being displayed in each iteration: - Iteration 1: counter = 1, display 1 (1 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 2: counter = 2, display 2 (2 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 3: counter = 3, display 3 (3 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 4: counter = 4, display 4 (4 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 5: counter = 5, display 5 (5 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 6: counter = 6, display 6 (6 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 7: counter = 7, display 7 (7 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 8: counter = 8, display 8 (8 <= 8 is True, continue with the loop) - Iteration 9: counter = 9, (9 <= 8 is False, stop the loop)

Based on our analysis, the output of the program will be the values of the counter displayed in each of the first eight iterations: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8