What will be the log output for the following code? const json = '{"result":true, "count":42}'; const obj = JSON.parse(json); console.log(obj.result);

The log output of the provided code will indeed be true due to the sequence of operations that take place.

Initially, a JSON string is defined with the variable json, which contains two key-value pairs: "result": true and "count": 42. The next step is to parse this JSON string. The JSON.parse method converts the JSON string into a JavaScript object. As a result of this parsing, the variable obj will now reference an object that has a property result set to the boolean value true and a property count set to the numeric value 42.

Then, the code uses console.log(obj.result) to output the value associated with the result property of the obj object. Since the property result was parsed from the JSON string and is set to true, the output will reflect this value.

In summary, the correct output is true, which corresponds with the first option, because the value of the result property in the parsed object is indeed true.