Which of the following is NOT a valid way to create a string literal in Python? a) "Hello World" b) 'Hello World' c) Hello World d) Hello World (without quotes)

What is the difference between using single quotes and double quotes to create a string literal in Python? a) There is no difference b) Single quotes are faster to type c) Double quotes allow for escape sequences, while single quotes do not d) Single quotes are more commonly used in Python code

What is the result of the following code snippet: string1 = "Hello" string2 = ' World' print(string1 + string2) a) Hello World b) "Hello World" c) 'Hello World' d) Error, cannot concatenate strings using the + operator

How can you include a single quote within a string that is created using single quotes in Python? a) Use the escape sequence ''' b) Use double quotes to create the string c) Use the escape sequence " d) You cannot include a single quote within a string created using single quotes

What is the result of the following code snippet: string = "Hello World" print(string) a) Hello World b) Hello World (on a new line) c) Error, cannot include newline characters in a string d) None of the above.