What will be the output of the following Python code snippet?print('%d %s %g you' %(1, 'hello', 4.0))Options1 hello you 4.0Error1 hello 4 you1 4 hello you

The output of the Python code snippet will be "1 hello 4 you".

Here's the step by step explanation:

1. The '%d' is a placeholder for a decimal integer. In this case, it's replaced by '1'.
2. The '%s' is a placeholder for a string. In this case, it's replaced by 'hello'.
3. The '%g' is a placeholder for a floating point number. In this case, it's replaced by '4.0'. However, '%g' trims off any trailing zeros and decimal point, so '4.0' becomes '4'.
4. The 'you' is a string that's directly included in the output.
5. The placeholders are replaced in the order that the values appear in the parentheses after the % symbol. So '%d' is replaced by 1, '%s' is replaced by 'hello', and '%g' is replaced by 4.
6. All of these elements are combined into a single string, with spaces in between each element because of the spaces in the original string. So the final output is "1 hello 4 you".