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After `a = 'Hello'` and `b = ' World'`, the safest data type to assume for both is:

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Both 'Hello' and ' World' are enclosed in quotation marks, which makes them sequences of characters. In Python, any value written inside quotes is a string (str), regardless of its content.

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After a = 'Hello' and b = ' World', the safest data type to assume for both is:

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After a = 'Hello' and b = ' World', the safest data type to assume for both is:

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After `a = 'Hello'` and `b = ' World'`, the safest data type to assume for both is:

After `a = 'Hello'` and `b = ' World'`, the safest data type to assume for both is: