What will be assigned to the dblAvg variable after the code has been executed? Do While intSub < 4 intTotal = intTotal + intNums(intSub) intSub = intSub + 1 Loop dblAvg = intTotal / intSub Dim intNums() As Integer = {10, 5, 7, 2}. The intTotal, intSub, and dblAvg variables contain the number 0 before the loops are processed.

The correct answer is C. 6

The Do While loop will iterate as long as the condition intSub < 4 is true. The first time through the loop, intSub is 0, so the condition is true and the loop body is executed. The loop body adds intNums(intSub) to intTotal and then increments intSub by 1. In this case, intNums(0) is 10, so intTotal is now 10 and intSub is 1. The loop condition is still true, so the loop body is executed again. This time, intNums(1) is 5, so intTotal is now 15 and intSub is 2. The loop condition is still true, so the loop body is executed again. This time, intNums(2) is 7, so intTotal is now 22 and intSub is 3. The loop condition is still true, so the loop body is executed again. This time, intNums(3) is 2, so intTotal is now 24 and intSub is 4. The loop condition is now false, so the loop terminates.

The dblAvg variable is then assigned the value of intTotal / intSub, which is 24 / 4 = 6.

Here is a step-by-step explanation of the code:

1. intTotal = intTotal + intNums(intSub)

This line of code adds the value of intNums(intSub) to the value of intTotal. In this case, intNums(0) is 10, so intTotal is now 10.

1. intSub = intSub + 1

This line of code increments the value of intSub by 1. In this case, intSub is now 1.

1. Loop

This line of code tells the computer to go back to the beginning of the Do While loop.

1. dblAvg = intTotal / intSub

This line of code assigns the value of intTotal / intSub to the dblAvg variable. In this case, intTotal is 24 and intSub is 4, so dblAvg is now 6.