Consider the following code snippet.

Question

" 1 studentNames = "Arya,Berric,Cersei,Drogo,Eddard"
2 studentList = studentNames.split(",")
3 print(studentList[2]) "
What is the output of the print statement and what is the data type? (1 point) Responses:
"32"; string "
"10", string
10, number
32; number

Answer 1

The output of the print statement print(studentList[2]) will be "Cersei".

Here's a breakdown of the code:

1. studentNames is a string containing "Arya,Berric,Cersei,Drogo,Eddard".
2. The split(",") method is used on studentNames, which splits the string into a list using commas as the delimiter.
   • The resulting studentList will be ["Arya", "Berric", "Cersei", "Drogo", "Eddard"].
3. studentList[2] refers to the element at index 2 in the list, which is "Cersei".

The output is "Cersei" (a string) and the data type of the output is string.

None of the given options directly match the correct output and data type. However, if you are looking for the output in the context of your options, it would be:

• "Cersei"; string

Since this option isn't provided, it seems you may need to select the one closest to "Cersei"; string, but none of the provided responses are correct.