Which of the following statements are true? (Choose two.)
Which of the following statements are true? (Choose two.)
II in ASCII stands for Information Interchange, making the statement about its meaning correct. A code point is indeed a numerical value assigned to a specific character, further validating the second statement. ASCII and UTF-8 are not synonymous because ASCII is a 7-bit encoding for 128 characters, while UTF-8 is a more complex, variable-length encoding system capable of representing all Unicode characters. Lastly, \\e is not a valid escape sequence used to mark the end of lines; typically, \\n is used for that purpose.
Option A is true because ACII stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. II in this context stands for "Information Interchange". Option B is true because a code point is a numerical value that is assigned to a specific character in a character encoding system, such as ASCII or Unicode. Option C is false because ASCII and UTF-8 are not synonymous. ASCII is an older character encoding system that uses 7 bits to represent 128 characters, while UTF-8 is a variable-length encoding system that can represent the full range of Unicode characters using up to 4 bytes per character. Option D is false because \e is not a valid escape sequence in Python. The escape sequence used to mark the end of a line in Python is \n.
ASCII instead of ACII
Typos make it hard to know if things are intentional are no. Sigh...
ACII?? Shouldn't it be ASCII?
A. II in ACII stands for Information Interchange B. a code point is a number assigned to a given character
I think A, B and C are correct
A,B is Answers. Stop think, test.