To convert the above string, what should be written in place of date_format?“%d/%m/%y”“%D/%M/%Y”“%d/%M/%y”“%d/%m/%

It seems you're asking about how to format dates in a specific string format. However, without more context, it's difficult to provide a precise answer.

If you're looking for the correct format to use in place of date_format, here's a brief overview of the formatting options you've presented:

1. "%d/%m/%y": Day/Month/Year (two-digit year).
2. "%D/%M/%Y": This format is inconsistent because "%D" typically returns the date in MM/DD/YY format.
3. "%d/%M/%y": Day/Month/Year (two-digit year) with Month as a full name (which is not correct as it should be in lowercase).
4. "%d/%m/%Y": Day/Month/Year (four-digit year), which is often used in many locales.

Given these considerations, if you want a standard date format where:

• %d yields a two-digit day
• %m yields a two-digit month
• %Y yields a four-digit year

The most common and correct choice would likely be:

Final Answer

"%d/%m/%Y"