What will happen in a square root calculation when N is 0?

When calculating the square root of 0, the action will indeed end with the result being 0. In mathematical terms, the square root function is defined such that the square root of a non-negative number x is the number y such that y² = x. Since 0² = 0, the square root of 0 is 0 as well.

This means that if you perform a square root calculation where N is 0, the expected outcome is that the operation successfully completes and directly returns 0 as the result without any errors or exceptions. This results in the action ending with sqrt being equal to 0, confirming the accuracy of the selected answer.

In contrast, the other choices indicate scenarios that do not apply to this particular calculation of the square root of 0. For instance, the square root of 0 does not involve infinity or throw an exception, and the debugger’s behavior in this situation is unrelated to the calculation outcome itself.