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What does the statement `count = 3` do in Python?

  1. It binds `count` to an integer object.Correct answer
  2. It declares `count` as permanently integer typed.
  3. It stores an untyped raw value inside `count`.
  4. It converts a previous value of `count` to an integer.

Explanation

The statement makes the name `count` refer to the integer object with value 3. It does not declare that the name must always refer to integers, so the permanent-type interpretation is the closest misconception.

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