Explanation:
The correct answer is assert row_count == 10, 'Row count did not match'. This is because the == operator is used for equality comparison in Python, whereas = is an assignment operator. The assert statement does not require the if keyword. For more details, refer to the Python documentation on assertions.
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Which of the following statements correctly tests if the number of rows in a table equals 10 in Python, using the provided code snippet: row_count = spark.sql('select count(*) from table').collect()[0][0]?
A
assert (row_count = 10, 'Row count did not match')
B
assert if (row_count = 10, 'Row count did not match')
C
assert row_count == 10, 'Row count did not match'
D
assert if row_count == 10, 'Row count did not match'
E
assert row_count = 10, 'Row count did not match'
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