Question

6 which of the following print statements correctly combines two string variables venue and direction with one integer to print our the following directions as, \the stadium is 4 blocks north\a. print(\the \ + venue + \ is \ + int(str(distance)) + \ blocks \ + direction)b. print(\the \ + venue + \ is \ + str(distance) + \ blocks \ + direction)c. print(\the \ + venue + \ is \ + str(distance) + \ blocks \ + direction)d. print(\the \ + venue + \ is \ + readint(str(distance)) + \ blocks \ + direction)

Explanation:

Step1: Check variable types

venue and direction are strings. distance is an integer.

Step2: Convert integer to string

To combine with strings, distance must be converted to string using str().

Step3: Check concatenation

Option C correctly concatenates all parts: strings (venue, "The ", " is ", " blocks ", direction) and converted integer (str(distance)).
Option A: int(str(distance)) is wrong conversion (no need to convert back to int).
Option B: Missing closing parenthesis.
Option D: readInt is incorrect (assuming Python, should be input and proper conversion).

Answer:

C. print("The " + venue + " is " + str(distance) + " blocks " + direction)