A diagnostic device in a medical lab must repeatedly shake specimens taken from patients.The device works according to a computer program, which is written on numbered lines. The device reads the program line by line. It always reads one line and then executes it immediately. If the line contains the command go to X, the device jumps to the line X and continues reading and executing.The program is able to store a number A, to add 1 to the number stored in A, and compare its value with another number.Question:How many times will the device shake the specimens when this program is run?The specimens will never be shaken.The specimens will be shaken once.The specimens will be shaken 60 times.The program will not stop the specimens being shaken.1. set A to 02. add 1 to A3. go to 64. if A equals 60 go to 85. set A to 06. add 1 to A7. go to 28. shake the specimens A times9. end