How do you check if a variable x is of type integer in Python?Atype(x) == 'integer'Bx.type() == intCisinstance(x, int)DcheckType(x, int)

The correct way to check if a variable x is of type integer in Python is option C: isinstance(x, int).

Here is how you can do it:

1. Define your variable. For example: x = 10
2. Use the isinstance() function to check the type of the variable. This function takes two parameters: the variable you want to check, and the type you want to check against. In this case, you want to check if x is an integer, so you would use: isinstance(x, int)
3. This will return True if x is an integer, and False otherwise.

So, your code would look like this:

x = 10 print(isinstance(x, int))

If x is an integer, this will print True. If x is not an integer, it will print False.