(b) Write down a non-trivial loop-invariant that holds at the line marked"invariant here!" in the code31567810GEOR=312131415public static double minimumElement (double [] data){Efinal int n- data.length;double answer = Double. POSITIVE INFINITY ;for (int i=0; i

The invariant is that at the start of each iteration of the loop, answer is the smallest value seen…

b) Write down a non-trivial loop-invariant that holds at the line marked "invariant here!" in the code 3 1 K 2:00 FR 12 13 14 public static double minimumElement (double [] data) { 15 final int n = data.length; double answer Double. POSITIVE INFINITY ; for (int i=0;i

b) Write down a non-trivial loop-invariant that holds at the line marked "invariant here!" in the code 3 1 K 2:00 FR 12 13 14 public static double minimumElement (double [] data) { 15 final int n = data.length; double answer Double. POSITIVE INFINITY ; for (int i=0;i

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