QUESTION 15 Which of the following statements is false? A string delimited by single quotes may include double-quote characters: print('Display "hi" in quotes') A string delimited by double quotes may include single quote characters: print("Display the name O'Brien") A string delimited by double quotes may not include double quotes. To avoid using \' and \" inside strings, you can enclose such strings in triple quotes. QUESTION 16 What does the intfunction attempt to do in the following code? value = input('Enter an integer: ') value = int(value) Convert an integer to a string. Convert a string to an integer. Convert a non-object to an object. None of the above. QUESTION 17 You may spread a lengthy statement over several lines with the ________ continuation character. @ \ % ^

QUESTION 15 Which of the following statements is false? A string delimited by single quotes may include double-quote characters: print('Display "hi" in quotes') A string delimited by double quotes may include single quote characters: print("Display the name O'Brien") A string delimited by double quotes may not include double quotes. To avoid using \' and \" inside strings, you can enclose such strings in triple quotes. QUESTION 16 What does the intfunction attempt to do in the following code? value = input('Enter an integer: ') value = int(value) Convert an integer to a string. Convert a string to an integer. Convert a non-object to an object. None of the above. QUESTION 17 You may spread a lengthy statement over several lines with the ________ continuation character. @ \ % ^

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		A string delimited by single quotes may include double-quote characters: print('Display "hi" in quotes')
		A string delimited by double quotes may include single quote characters: print("Display the name O'Brien")
		A string delimited by double quotes may not include double quotes.
		To avoid using \' and \" inside strings, you can enclose such strings in triple quotes.

		Convert an integer to a string.
		Convert a string to an integer.
		Convert a non-object to an object.
		None of the above.