What will be displayed in the user's browser after the following code executes if the user enters 87 at the prompt? "use strict"
var getInfo = function() {
grade = parseInt(prompt("What's your score on the test?"));
var newGrade = getResult(grade);
alert("Your grade, curved, is " + newGrade);
};

var getResult = function(grade) {
var newGrade = grade + 5;
return (newGrade);
};

a. an alert will display: Your grade, curved, is 92
b. an alert will display: Your grade, curved, is NaN
c. nothing will display; grade is an undeclared variable
d. nothing will display; newGrade cannot be declared twice

"use Strict" Var GetInfo = Function() { Grade = ParseInt(prompt("What's Your Score On The Test?")); Var NewGrade = GetResult(grade); Alert("Your Grade, Curved, Is " + ... browser after the following code executes if the user enters 87 at the prompt? ... grade = parseInt(prompt("What's your score on the test?")); var newGrade "use strict" is before function definition which changes the bad syntax to errors. Here grade is not declar

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