Which of the following formatting options can be used in order to add ‘n’ blank spaces after a given string ‘S’?Optionsprint(“-ns”%S)print(“-ns”%%S)print(“%ns”%S)print(“%-ns”%S)

The correct option to add 'n' blank spaces after a given string 'S' is:

print("%-ns" % S)

Here's how it works:

1. The "%" operator is used in Python for string formatting. It substitutes a placeholder with a value.

2. The "-n" in the placeholder "%-ns" specifies the width of the field. Here, 'n' is the number of characters (including spaces) that the string should occupy. The "-" sign indicates left alignment.

3. The "s" in the placeholder "%-ns" indicates that the value being formatted is a string.

4. The "% S" at the end of the print statement is where the value to be formatted is specified. Here, 'S' is the string that you want to print with 'n' spaces after it.

So, if you have a string 'S' and you want to add 'n' spaces after it, you would use the print statement like this:

S = "Hello" n = 10 print("%-*s" % (n, S))

This will print the string 'S' followed by 'n' spaces.