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Answer = input("enter your answer: ")

print("You entered " + answer)
If user input is 38, what is the output of the above code?
a. TypeError
b. Syntax Error
c. You entered 38
d. You entered enter your answer

User Superbiji
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Final answer:

The output of the code after the user inputs 38 is 'You entered 38'. The code is a simple Python input-output script that prompts for user input and prints it preceded by a given text.

Step-by-step explanation:

If the user inputs 38, the output of the code provided would be:

c. You entered 38

The code segment is a simple Python script that takes user input and prints it out with some text. There is a small error with the code as presented, as there should be a newline character separating the input statement and the print function:

answer = input("enter your answer: ")
print("You entered " + answer)

With this correction, assuming the user enters 38, the script asks the user to 'enter your answer:', waits for the user to type in their answer, and then prints out 'You entered 38'.

User HariHaraSudhan
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