Question

if you concatenate strings together with the plus sign (+), which of the following statements is true? select one: a. the resulting string must be less than 128 characters in length b. only the longer input string will appear in the output string c. a space will be automatically added to separate each part within the output string d. no spaces will be added to separate the parts within the output string when you use the print() statement to automatically concatenate multiple parameters together, which of the following statements is true? select one: a. only the first parameter will be present in the output string b. a space will be automatically added to separate each part within the output string c. the resulting string must be less than 128 characters in length d. no spaces will be added to separate the parts within the output string

Explanation:

In most programming languages, when using the print() function to concatenate multiple parameters with a plus sign, there are no automatic spaces added between parts within the output string. For example, in Python, "hello" + "world" results in "helloworld" without an intervening space. Also, there is no such general - rule limit that the resulting string must be less than 128 characters, and there is no rule that only the first parameter appears or only the longer input string appears.

Answer:

d. No spaces will be added to separate the parts within the output string