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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(student36.name)

What is the output?

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Responses

Maria

Maria

Jane

Jane

student36.name

student36.name

an error message

an error message
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Answer 1

The output of the program will be:

**an error message**

Here's why:

- The class `Students` is defined correctly and two instances of it (`student34` and `student35`) are created with the names "Maria" and "Jane".
- However, when trying to print `student36.name`, it references `student36`, which was never defined in the code. This will lead to a `NameError`, indicating that `student36` is not defined.

Thus, when the code runs, it will raise an error message stating that `student36` is not defined.