How would you correctly format a print statement for concatenating "Bishop" and "Cole" with a space in between?

The correct format for concatenating "Bishop" and "Cole" with a space in between is achieved by including the space as a string, thereby ensuring that when the strings are combined, the desired format is maintained.

In the correct choice, the syntax uses the + operator correctly to concatenate several strings, including the space between them. By writing Bishop + " " + Cole, it first adds the string "Bishop", then inserts a space, and finally adds the string "Cole". The result will yield "Bishop Cole", which is the expected output with a space properly included.

Choosing other formats would lead to various issues. The first choice does not specify the strings with quotation marks, which means it would attempt to concatenate variables or undefined names if they have not been defined. The third choice incorrectly uses the - operator, which is not valid for string concatenation. The fourth choice, while correctly concatenating two strings, omits the space between them, resulting in "BishopCole".