Consider the following code snippet :var p = counter(), q = counter(); p.count()q.count() p.reset() p.count() q.count()The state stored in q is :

Consider the following code snippet :var p = counter(), q = counter();

1.	Consider the following code snippet : var p = counter(), q = counter(); p.count() q.count() p.reset() p.count() q.count() The state stored in q is :
A.	Undefined
B.	Null
C.	0
D.	1
E.	None of these
Answer» E. None of these

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Consider the following code snippet :
var p = counter(), q = counter();
p.count()
q.count()
p.reset()
p.count()
q.count()

The state stored in q is :