Question 2

A program runs `count = 3` and then `count = "three"`. Which description is accurate?

The second statement raises TypeError because the type changed.
The name ends up referring to a string object.Correct answer
The integer object is converted in place into text.
The second statement is ignored because `count` already exists.

Explanation

The later assignment rebinds `count` from an integer object to a string object. Nothing converts the integer into text, and Python does not require a later binding to preserve the earlier object's type.

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