How many strings are usually on the stringed instruments?

Stringed instruments typically have varying numbers of strings, depending on the specific instrument and its design. Here are some common string counts for different stringed instruments:

- Violin: 4 strings (G, D, A, E)

- Viola: 4 strings (C, G, D, A)

- Cello: 4 strings (C, G, D, A)

- Double Bass: 4 strings (G, D, A, E)

- Guitar: 6 strings (E, A, D, G, B, E)

- Ukulele: 4 strings (G, C, E, A)

- Banjo: 5 strings (G, D, G, B, D)

- Mandolin: 8 strings (G, D, A, E, G, D, A, E)

- Harp: 47 strings (C, D, E, F, G, A, B)

It's worth noting that some stringed instruments may have variations in the number of strings, such as 7-string guitars or 12-string guitars, and there are also instruments with non-standard string configurations.