Python - Standard Library UsageWhy might environment variables be preferred over hardcoding sensitive data like API keys in Python programs?AThey automatically encrypt the dataBThey make the program run fasterCThey keep sensitive data out of source code and version controlDThey allow changing data without restarting the programCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand security benefits of environment variablesEnvironment variables keep sensitive data like API keys outside source code, preventing accidental exposure in code repositories.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsThey do not speed up programs, do not encrypt data automatically, and changes usually require restart.Final Answer:They keep sensitive data out of source code and version control -> Option CQuick Check:Env vars protect sensitive data = true [OK]Quick Trick: Env vars keep secrets out of code and repos [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking env vars encrypt dataAssuming env vars improve performanceBelieving env vars update live without restart
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