How many string are usually on a stringed instrument?

The number of strings on a stringed instrument varies depending on the instrument. Some common examples of stringed instruments with different numbers of strings include:

1. Violin: 4 strings

2. Guitar: 6 strings (classical guitar) or 12 strings (steel-string acoustic guitar)

3. Cello: 4 strings

4. Double bass: 4 strings

5. Harp: 47 strings

6. Piano: 88 strings

7. Ukulele: 4 strings (standard) or 6 strings (baritone)

8. Banjo: 5 strings (standard) or 6 strings

9. Mandolin: 8 strings (standard) or 10 strings

These are just a few examples, as there are many other types of stringed instruments with varying numbers of strings.