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Two programmers wrote very similar code. Compare the two to decide what the difference will be between them.
Programmer A
def drawUnknown():
x = 20
pendown
forward(x)
penup
Programmer B
def drawUnknown():
x = 50
pendown
forward(x)
penupo
Programmer A draws a shorter line than Programmer B.
Programmer A draws a circle, while Programmer B draws a square.
Programmer A draws a longer line than Programmer B.
Programmer A draws an H, while Programmer B draws an E.
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