CLEAR MY CHOThe following code snippet has an error, how can this be corrected so it prints: 123 Main Street?1. street = "Main Street" 2. address = 123+ street 3. print(address)O a.change line 1 to read: street = 123 + "Main Street"O b. change the value '123' in line 2 to a string using the str functionreverse lines 1 and 2O d. change line 2 to read: address 123 + "Main Street"

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The following code snippet has an error, how can this be corrected so it prints: 123 Main Street? 1. street = "Main Street" 2. address = 123+street 3. print(address) %3D O a. change line 1 to read: street = 123+ "Main Street" O b. change the value '123' in line 2 to a string using the str function Oc reverse lines 1 and 2 O d. change line 2 to read: address = 123 + "Main Street"

The following code snippet has an error, how can this be corrected so it prints: 123 Main Street? 1. street = "Main Street" 2. address = 123+street 3. print(address) %3D O a. change line 1 to read: street = 123+ "Main Street" O b. change the value '123' in line 2 to a string using the str function Oc reverse lines 1 and 2 O d. change line 2 to read: address = 123 + "Main Street"

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter2: Basic Elements Of C++

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 32SA

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