Consider a variable var with some value in it. How can we achieve an output of this format: "This is the value of variable one: <value of variable>"?(1 point) Responses print(‘This is the value of variable one:’) print(‘This is the value of variable one:’) print(‘This is the value of variable one:’, var) print(‘This is the value of variable one:’, var) print(This is the value of variable one: one) print(This is the value of variable one: one) print(‘This is the value of variable’, one, ‘:’)

Question

Consider a variable var with some value in it. How can we achieve an output of this format: "This is the value of variable one: <value of variable>"?(1 point) Responses print(‘This is the value of variable one:’) print(‘This is the value of variable one:’) print(‘This is the value of variable one:’, var) print(‘This is the value of variable one:’, var) print(This is the value of variable one: one) print(This is the value of variable one: one) print(‘This is the value of variable’, one, ‘:’)

Answer 1

print('This is the value of variable one:', var)

Answer 2

To achieve an output of the desired format, you can use the print statement along with string concatenation or string formatting. Here are a few options:

1. Using string concatenation:
print('This is the value of variable one: ' + str(var))

2. Using string formatting:
print('This is the value of variable one: {}'.format(var))

3. Using f-string (available in Python 3.6 and above):
print(f'This is the value of variable one: {var}')

These options will give you the desired output format by including the value of the variable in the print statement.

Answer 3

To achieve the desired output format, you can use string concatenation or string formatting in your programming language. Here are a couple of examples in different languages:

1. Python:
You can use either the string concatenation operator (+) or string formatting using placeholders (% or {}):

Using string concatenation:
```python
print('This is the value of variable one: ' + var)
```

Using string formatting:
```python
print('This is the value of variable one: %s' % var)
# or
print('This is the value of variable one: {}'.format(var))
```

2. JavaScript:
You can use template literals (backticks) for string interpolation:

```javascript
console.log(`This is the value of variable one: ${var}`);
```

3. Java:
You can use string concatenation or string formatting using placeholder (%s):

Using string concatenation:
```java
System.out.println("This is the value of variable one: " + var);
```

Using string formatting:
```java
System.out.printf("This is the value of variable one: %s", var);
```

Note: In all the examples, `var` represents the variable containing the value you want to display. Replace it with the actual variable name in your code.