What is the expected output when the given code is executed?

To determine the expected output of the code execution, we need to analyze how variables and calculations are structured within the code.

If the correct answer shows an output of 12, 12, it indicates that there are operations or function calls within the code resulting in both values computed giving the same output of 12. This could imply there are calculations that initially derive a value assigned to one variable, subsequently leading to another variable being assigned the same computed result.

For example, if the code contains a basic arithmetic operation or function returning a constant value of 12, this value may be assigned to multiple variables which would explain why both outputs are the same. Additionally, if there are any loops or repeated calculations that feed into the same variables, they could be iterating through a process but ultimately yielding the same output.

The other choices provide different combinations of outputs, indicating that either one of the calculations diverges to yield a different final value or that the logic within the code changes one or both outputs to something other than 12. However, since the expected correct output shows both values as 12, it highlights that there was no alteration of these variables leading to a stable, repeatable output of 12 in both instances.

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