For variable n with the value 10,
A) n provides the reference value, and id(n) provides the dereferenced value 10
B) n provides the value 10 and id(n) provides the value of the location of identifiers n in memory
C) n provides the value 10 and id(n) provides the location of the value 10 in memory
D) n and id(n) are two ways of obtaining the derefereneced value of 10
E) n and id(n) are two ways of obtaining the reference value of 10

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In Python, the variable `n` directly holds the value `10`, and the function `id(n)` returns the memory address where the value `10` is stored, not the value of a location of identifiers. This makes option C correct as it accurately describes the relationship between a variable and its value, and the use of `id()` to obtain the memory location of that value.

For Variable N with the Value 10