x = 1 count = 1 while(count ** 2 <= 18): x = x * 2 count = count + 1

After running this code, the value of x will be 16 and the value of count will be 5.

Explanation:

• Initially, x is set to 1 and count is set to 1.
• The while loop condition checks if count squared is less than or equal to 18.
• In the first iteration, count is 1 and 1^2 is less than 18, so x is multiplied by 2 (x = 2) and count is incremented by 1 (count = 2).
• In the second iteration, count is 2 and 2^2 is less than 18, so x is multiplied by 2 again (x = 4) and count is incremented by 1 (count = 3).
• In the third iteration, count is 3 and 3^2 is less than 18, so x is multiplied by 2 again (x = 8) and count is incremented by 1 (count = 4).
• In the fourth iteration, count is 4 and 4^2 is less than 18, so x is multiplied by 2 again (x = 16) and count is incremented by 1 (count = 5).
• In the fifth iteration, count is 5 and 5^2 is greater than 18, so the loop exits.

Therefore, after the loop finishes, x will be 16 and count will be 5.