If the variable `example` contains a handle to a subprocess object, which of the following would show all of the possible results of running the subprocess?
If the variable `example` contains a handle to a subprocess object, which of the following would show all of the possible results of running the subprocess?
To show all of the possible results of running the subprocess, you need to capture both standard output and standard error. Using example.stdout.read() retrieves the standard output, whereas using example.stderr.read() retrieves the standard error. Hence, combining both with example.stdout.read() + example.stderr.read() ensures that you get all possible results from the subprocess.
The answer is D