We can see here that the one that creates an instance of the book is:
myBook = book()
In Python, when you define a class like the 'book' class, creating an instance of that class involves calling the class itself. The correct syntax to create an instance of the 'book' class is to use the class name followed by parentheses, which initializes a new object of that class.
A Python program refers to a set of instructions or a sequence of code written in the Python programming language to perform specific tasks or solve problems. It's a text-based file containing Python code that is executed by a Python interpreter.
The complete question is:
You defined a book data type.
class book:
title = ''
author = ''
pages = 0
Which statement creates an instance of your book?
A. myBook.myBook = book()
B. myBook = new book()
C. myBook = book
D. myBook = book()