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Question
Consider this program:

class Students:

def __init__(self, name, grade):

self.name = name

self.grade = grade



student34 = Students("Maria", 10)

student35 = Students("Jane", 9)

print(student34.name + " is in grade " + str(student35.grade))

What is the output?

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Responses

Maria is in grade 10

Maria is in grade 10

Maria is in grade 9

Maria is in grade 9

student34 is in grade 10

student34 is in grade 10

student34 is in grade 9

student34 is in grade 9
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Answer 1

The output of the given program will be:

```
Maria is in grade 9
```

Here’s the reasoning:

- The program creates two instances of the `Students` class: `student34` and `student35`.
- `student34` is initialized with the name "Maria" and grade 10.
- `student35` is initialized with the name "Jane" and grade 9.
- The print statement concatenates `student34.name` (which is "Maria") with the string " is in grade ", followed by `str(student35.grade)` (which converts `student35.grade`, 9, into a string).
- Since the print statement references `student35.grade`, the final output will reflect the grade of student35, which is 9.

Therefore, the correct output is:
```
Maria is in grade 9
```