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ues 10 / 30:ReportMarks: +1-0What will be output for the folllowing code?x = "hello"if not type(x) is int:  raise TypeError("Only integers are allowed")hellogarbage valueOnly integers are allowedError

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ues 10 / 30:ReportMarks: +1-0What will be output for the folllowing code?x = "hello"if not type(x) is int:  raise TypeError("Only integers are allowed")hellogarbage valueOnly integers are allowedError

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The output for the given code will be "Only integers are allowed". This is because the code checks if the variable 'x' is an integer. If 'x' is not an integer, it raises a TypeError with the message "Only integers are allowed". In this case, 'x' is a string ("hello"), so the error is raised.

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