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The question asks which of the following is not a rule for naming a variable but all 4 are the rules listed in the text above. Apparently, the correct answer is the option saying “Variables are case-sensitive,” but in the text, in the section about rules for declaring a variable, it is clearly mentioned that Python variables are case-sensitive, and “age”, "Age, “AGE” are all unique variables.
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Understanding Variables and Data Types - How Do You Declare Variables and What Are Naming Conventions to Name Variables?
