When you run code in the Code Editor, what is the output?

When you run code in the Code Editor within EarSketch, the primary output you receive is music that plays in the Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). EarSketch is designed specifically for music composition through coding, allowing users to generate and manipulate sounds programmatically. As the code executes, it translates into various audio outputs that are organized and represented in the DAW for playback. This function is crucial for users, as it directly connects coding with music creation, enabling experimentation with different sounds and arrangements.

While documentation and error messages are important aspects of programming, they do not constitute the primary output of executing code in this particular environment. Additionally, visual representations of data might exist in other programming contexts but are not the main focus of what happens when code is run in EarSketch. The emphasis is on creating and playing music, which is why generating sound output is the correct answer.