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What result would you expect from submitting this step? proc print data=lesemps run; a. a report of the lesemps data set b. an error message in the log c. the creation of a table named lesemps : an error message in the log There is a missing semicolon following the data set name. When this step runs, SAS will interpret the word run as an option in the PROC PRINT statement (because of the missing semicolon). As a result, the PROC PRINT step will not execute and an error message will be displayed in the log. Which of the following is not a SAS programming interface? 2 | P a g e a. SAS Enterprise Guide b. SAS Manager c. SAS Studio d. SAS windowing environment : b. SAS Manager The programming interfaces include SAS Enterprise Guide (client application), SAS Studio (web-based), and SAS windowing environment. There is not an interface or product named SAS Manager. Which column names are valid? Select all that apply. a. month6 b. 6month c. month#6 d. month 6 e. month_6 f. Month6 : a. month6 e. month_6 f. Month6 Month6 and month6 are actually the same column name. Column names cannot start with a number, and cannot include blanks or special characters, such as the hash key. 3 | P a g e Which library name (libref) is valid? a. 2010Car b. car/2010 c. car2010 d. cars_2010 : c. car2010 This libref follows all three rules for valid librefs. A libref must have a length of one to eight characters, and must begin with a letter or underscore. The remaining characters must be letters, numbers, or underscores. Based on the following program and data, how many rows will be included in the payment table? proc sort data=payment dupout=dups nodupkey; by ID