What does the single statement print("ONE") \#\#print('TWO") display? ONE ONE TWO syntax error ONE \#\#TWO What does the statement print("|I|III") display? IIIII II III Causes a syntax error Why is the data type of the variable below not be ideal? cash = input("How much money do you have in your wallet?") the input function returns a str (string) result and since the question asks for a number, we would want 'cash' to store a float instead of a str the input function cannot be used without int() or float() around it there isn't anything wrong with the data type Given the following declaration, which of the following statements is NOT true. distance=18+2010 an error occurs on this line because the epression (18+2010) should be on the left side of the assignment operator, not the right side 'distance' is the name of a variable that will store int data 18+2010 evaluates to 218 because multiplication has higher precedence than addition the expression 18+2010 is evaluated and stored in the 'distance' variable