JAVASCRIPT CHALLENGE QUESTION

Question

Someone help.
Why is the output 9:

var x = 6, y = 0;
while (x>0 & & y<6) {
x--;
y+=x;
}
document.write(y)

Answer 1

in first iteration
x :5
y: 5
condition x >0 & & y <6 // true
second iteration
x: 4
y: 9

condition x >0 & & y<6 // false because 9 >6

Answer 2

your while loop executes twice.

first 6 is decremented by 1, then added to y (which is 0). y now equals 5.

the second time the loop goes through, it adds 4 to y and stops because y is now greater than 6.

y is now 9, your loop stops and writes 9

Answer 3

Thanks men.
I did not read it properly 🤦🏽‍♂️

Answer 4

First condition
X-- (6-1=5)
Y+x (5+0=5)
Second condition
X--(5-1=4)
Y+x(5+4=9)
So output will be 9

Answer 5

Thanks Guys!
Well understood... 👍🏼 🌼