Answer:
Answer:
The answer should be option a) Only statement 1 is true.
Explanation:
Since,
In X = True, initialization is done without quotation marks, so, the value of X would belong to <class 'bool'>
In Y = 'true is initialized with quotation marks, therefore, the value of Y does not belong to Boolean datatype, instead, it belongs to <class 'str>
Hence, it can be deduced that Statement 1 is definitely true.
Now,
Consider Statement 2 which says that keywords in Python must be in lowercase seems to be true till some extent
But,
There are some contradicting keywords too.
For example: True, False, None
the above are some keywords which Python does not consider when used in lowercase.
Therefore, it can be deduced that Statement 2 is not true.
The conclusion can be drawn that ' only statement 1 is true' which is basically option a.
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