What happens if you do not update a sprite's position in the `draw()` function?

If a sprite's position is not updated within the draw() function, it will remain in its initial position throughout the execution of the program. The draw() function is called repeatedly, and this is where you typically change the position of sprites based on input or game logic. If no updates are made, the sprite's coordinates will not change, causing it to appear fixed in place.

This means that it will be rendered at the same location on the screen with each frame, creating the impression that it is static. The other scenarios presented do not accurately describe the behavior of sprites in this context, as they involve either disappearance or incorrect motion dynamics not triggered by the lack of position updates. Therefore, maintaining a static position is the direct outcome of failing to program the position changes for the sprite in the draw() function.