Interpret these two statements: number = 3 diary_str = "I ate %s cakes today" % number Which is/are true: a. diary_str becomes a string: "I ate 3 cakes today" b. the variable number becomes a string c. nothing happened to the variable number d. %s specifies the corresponding output variable to be printed as a string e. the second line is not a valid statement; the expression on the right, to the operator, is only for print() formatting O (a) and (b) O (b) only Ⓒ (a), (c) and (d) O (d) O (e)

Interpret these two statements: number = 3 diary_str = "I ate %s cakes today" % number Which is/are true: a. diary_str becomes a string: "I ate 3 cakes today" b. the variable number becomes a string c. nothing happened to the variable number d. %s specifies the corresponding output variable to be printed as a string e. the second line is not a valid statement; the expression on the right, to the operator, is only for print() formatting O (a) and (b) O (b) only Ⓒ (a), (c) and (d) O (d) O (e)

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter6: User-defined Functions

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