What will be displayed on the screen as a result of this Python statement: print ('Football', 'Basketball', 'Hockey', 'Tennis', sep = '&&')

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COSC 1336 Program Documentation and Style Requirements One of the requirements of this course is that you program in a professional programming style. 20% of your grade on each programming assignment will be based on program documentation and style. The goal is to make your program easy to read and understand: Each program must begin with a comment that includes: a) your name, b)program status either Complete or describe any incomplete or non-functioning part of your program c)A 1-3 line description of what the program does. Programs should contain descriptive comments for calculations or other complex parts of the program. Use meaningful variable names. One or two characters are rarely meaningful. For example c and ch would not be acceptable names for a variable that hold the change returned from a purchase. chng is OK. change and changeDue are even better. Global constants should be used instead of numeric literals unless otherwise specified Do not use global variables All program output to the screen should be labeled correctly. Example : Gross Pay is: gross_pay All numeric output to the screen should be formatted appropriately using the format function. For example, dollar fields should be in accounting format ($nn,nnn.nn) For programs created beginning with Ch. 5: o Programs should contain a main function which should come first followed by any subfunctions (if applicable) o Each function should begin with a 1-3 line comment describing what it does