Question

the following code is incorrect. which line of code fixes the errors?
print(\hello\ + \
+ \world!\)
print(\hello\ + \\\
+ \world!\)
print(\hello\ + \\
\ + \world!\)
print(\hello\ + \
+ \world\!!!)
(\hello\ + \\
\ + \world!\)

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the error in the original code

In Python, `
is an escape character for a new - line. When using it in a string concatenation, it should be within quotes. The original code print("Hello" +
+ "World!") has
` outside of quotes, which is a syntax error.

Step2: Check each option

• For `print("Hello" + \

+ "World!"): \
is an escape sequence for a literal
` (not a new - line), so this is incorrect.

• For `print("Hello" + "

" + "World!"): Here,
is within quotes. In Python, when you concatenate strings "Hello", "
" (new - line character as a string), and "World!", it will print Hello on one line and World!` on the next line. This is the correct syntax.

• For `print("Hello" +

+ "World"!!!): Similar to the original code,
is outside quotes, and the extra !s are not relevant to fixing the
` issue.

• For `("Hello" + "

"+ "World!"): Missing the print function call. In Python, to output the string, you need to use the print` function.

Answer:

print("Hello" + "
" + "World!")