To answer this question, let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) When replaying the script, the Run-time Viewer will pause for 5 seconds when an error has occurred.
This option is incorrect. The animated run delay setting does not affect how the Run-time Viewer handles errors. It only affects the delay between each line of code execution.
Option B) When replaying the script, the Replay Log will only display the last 5 seconds of logging information.
This option is incorrect. The animated run delay setting does not affect the display of logging information in the Replay Log. It only affects the delay between each line of code execution.
Option C) When the script is replayed, the Run-time Viewer will display 5 seconds behind the current line being executed.
This option is incorrect. The animated run delay setting does not change the behavior of the Run-time Viewer in terms of displaying the current line being executed. It only affects the delay between each line of code execution.
Option D) When replaying the script, a line will execute, pause for 5 seconds, execute the next line of code, pause for 5 seconds, and so on.
This option is correct. When the animated run delay is set to 5,000 milliseconds (5 seconds), each line of code will execute, and then there will be a pause of 5 seconds before the next line of code is executed. This creates a delay between each line of code execution.
The correct answer is Option D. This option is correct because it accurately describes the behavior when the animated run delay is set to 5,000 milliseconds.