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The correct answer is A) int(“42”).

Explanation:
– The `int()` function in Python is used to convert a value to an integer.
– When you pass the string “42” to the `int()` function (`int(“42”)`), it converts the string “42” to the integer `42`.
– Option B) `str(42)` converts the integer `42` to the string “42”.
– Option C) `float(“42”)` converts the string “42” to a floating-point number `42.0`.
– Option D) `”42″.to_int()` is not a valid Python syntax. The `to_int()` method does not exist for strings in Python.

Therefore, the correct way to convert the string “42” to an integer is by using the `int()` function, as shown in option A.