The following code: x = ‘\” print(len(x)) prints:

x = '\''
print(len(x))

prints:

• 3
• 1
• 20
• 2

Explanation: Let’s analyze this code snippet:

• A string variable named x is defined.
• The first and last single quotes delimit the contents within the variable, and are not part of the content.
• The backslash is the escape character, which also does not count as part of the content.
• The single quote after the backslash is the only character that is part of the variable contents.
• Using the print function, the character length of the variable is shown in the console, and the answer is 1.

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