Question

Consider the following code snippet.studentNames = "arya,barricc,cersei,drogo,eddard" student list = studentName.plit(",") print (studentList[2])What would the output be?(1 point)ResponsesCerseiCerseiCersie,Drogo,EddardCersie,Drogo,EddardArya,Berric,CerseiArya,Berric,CerseiBerric

Answer 1

There are a couple of issues in the code snippet you provided, mainly related to syntax. However, let's assume that the intended code looks like this:

```python
studentNames = "arya,barricc,cersei,drogo,eddard"
studentList = studentNames.split(",")
print(studentList[2])
```

In this corrected version, the output will be determined by the index of the element in the list.

The list `studentList` will contain the following elements (with zero-based indexing):

- studentList[0] = "arya"
- studentList[1] = "barricc"
- studentList[2] = "cersei"
- studentList[3] = "drogo"
- studentList[4] = "eddard"

Therefore, `print(studentList[2])` will output:

```
cersei
```

So the output would be `cersei`.