: 2022 = 2020 + 2.0 File "/tmp/ipykernel_11435/3656061983.py", line 1 2022 = 2020 + 2.0 SyntaxError: cannot assign to literal Choose the best explanation of what's wrong with the code, and then assign 1, 2, 3, or 4 to basics_part1 below to indicate your answer. 1. Python is not able to add an int to a float because they are of different data types. 2. The left hand side is an int , while the right hand side is a float. It should be 2022.0 = 2020 + 2.0. 3. The result should be written after the calculation. It should be 2020 + 2.0 = 2022. 4. This is creating a variable called 2022 , which doesn't make sense because 2022 is a number. Important: Once you have finished this question, "comment" out the above code cell out by replacing it with # 2022 = 2020 + 2.0. This will prevent the error message from appearing when your notebook is graded. : basics_part1 - : grader.check("q3_1")