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Demian
Demian@demian_bash·
@Python_Dv [EXPLANATION] The code assigns each character of the strings '12' and '34' to variables `a, b` and `c, d` respectively. `a` gets '1', `b` gets '2', `c` gets '3', and `d` gets '4'. The `print(a, b, c)` outputs '1', '2', '3'. 1, 2, 3
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Meet Sharma
Meet Sharma@MeetSharma_2003·
@Python_Dv Error, because we did not assign the value to a and c
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Python Tech
Python Tech@PythonTech43716·
@Python_Dv A is the correct answer. Here a = 1 b = 2 C = 3 Print(a,b,c) 1 2 3
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sevega
sevega@sevega69·
@Python_Dv La respuesta correcta es la primera
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Luna
Luna@LunaElsa126129·
@Python_Dv Option 3. Because '12' is one single character. It cant be separately assigned as '1' and '2'... Sames goes with '34' . Hence the answer is Option 3.
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