Question

StudentNames = "arya,berric,cersei,drogo,eddard"
studentList = studentNames.split(",")
print(studentList[2]) Consider the following code snippet.What would the output be?(1 point)ResponsesCersie,Drogo,EddardCersie,Drogo,EddardArya,Berric,CerseiArya,Berric,CerseiCerseiCerseiBerric

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GPT-4o mini
In the provided code snippet, there is a small issue with the variable naming. The list is being created with `studentNames` (with an uppercase 'N'), but later accessed with `studentList` (split from `studentNames`, which should be lowercase).

Assuming the original code was intended to have the correct variable name as `studentNames`, here’s what happens step by step:

1. `StudentNames` is a string containing names separated by commas: `"arya,berric,cersei,drogo,eddard"`.
2. The string is split by commas using `split(",")`, resulting in a list: `["arya", "berric", "cersei", "drogo", "eddard"]`.
3. The code attempts to print the element in index 2 of the list, which is `"cersei"`.

Therefore, if we correct the case of the variable to `studentNames` everywhere, the output of `print(studentList[2])` would be:

**Cersei**

Among the responses you have listed, the closest match is:

**Cersei**.