Question

How can we display the variables var_1, var_2, var_3, var_4, var_5, var_6, var_7 in a way that maximum two variables should be printed in a single print statement, and they are displayed in the order mentioned?(1 point)
Responses

print(var_7, var_2)
print(var_3, var_1)
print(var_5, var_5)
print(var_7)
print(var_7, var_2) print(var_3, var_1) print(var_5, var_5) print(var_7)

print(var_1, var_2)
print(var_3, var_4)
print(var_5, var_6)
print(var_7)
print(var_1, var_2) print(var_3, var_4) print(var_5, var_6) print(var_7)

print(‘var_1, var_2’)
print(‘var_3, var_4’)
print(‘var_5, var_6’)
print(‘var_7’)
print(‘var_1, var_2’) print(‘var_3, var_4’) print(‘var_5, var_6’) print(‘var_7’)

print(var_1, var_2, var_3, var_4)
print(var_5, var_6, var_7

Answer 1

To display the variables `var_1`, `var_2`, `var_3`, `var_4`, `var_5`, `var_6`, and `var_7` such that a maximum of two variables are printed in a single statement, and they are displayed in the specified order, the correct approach would be:

```python
print(var_1, var_2)
print(var_3, var_4)
print(var_5, var_6)
print(var_7)
```

This satisfies all the requirements: it displays each variable in the specified order, and each print statement contains a maximum of two variables.

Hence, the second option is the correct response:
```
print(var_1, var_2)
print(var_3, var_4)
print(var_5, var_6)
print(var_7)
```