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Look carefully at the code below. What do you think will happen after you click "Run"? Remember: there will only ever be one honeycomb or one flower behind each cloud.

A. The bee will get nectar at each flower and make honey at each honeycomb.

B. The bee will try to get nectar from both flowers and honeycomb.

C. The bee will try to get honey from both flowers and honeycomb.

D. The bee will try to get honey and nectar from both flowers and honeycomb.

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