Suppose you have written a simple search program as follows: def findIt(ar, x): for i in range (len(ar)): if (x != int(ar[i])): return i return -1 v = [24, 20, 29, 32, 34, 29, 49, 46, 39, 23, 42, 24, 38] a = int(input("search for: ")) print (findIt(v, a)) For every number except 24, the output is 0. For 24 (which should have an output of 0) the output is 1. Which variable should be included in a debugging statement before the return to find the problem? (1 point) Responses ar[i] ar[i] ar ar x x i
The variable that should be included in a debugging statement before the return to find the problem is "x". By printing out the value of "x", you can see what number is being searched for in the list and compare it to the number that is being checked in each iteration of the loop.
