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What is the output of the following Python program?try:    fin = open('answer.txt')    fin.write('Yes')except:    print('No')print('Maybe')Question 4Select one:a.Yesb.Noc.Maybed.YesMaybee.NoMaybe

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What is the output of the following Python program?try:    fin = open('answer.txt')    fin.write('Yes')except:    print('No')print('Maybe')Question 4Select one:a.Yesb.Noc.Maybed.YesMaybee.NoMaybe

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The output of the Python program will be "NoMaybe".

Here's why:

  1. The program first tries to open a file named 'answer.txt' in write mode. If the file does not exist or cannot be opened for some reason (like insufficient permissions), it will raise an exception.

  2. The 'write' method is used to write data to a file. However, the file is opened in read mode by default, not write mode. So, trying to write to the file will raise an exception.

  3. When an exception is raised, the program immediately jumps to the 'except' block. So, it prints 'No'.

  4. After the 'except' block is executed, the program continues with the next line of code outside the 'try'-'except' block. So, it prints 'Maybe'.

  5. Therefore, the output of the program is 'NoMaybe'.

So, the correct answer is e. NoMaybe.

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