Can someone give me the answers in French using rien or personne for sentence qui habite ici?

Here are the answers in French using "rien" or "personne" for the sentence "Qui habite ici?" (Who lives here?):

* Personne n'habite ici. (No one lives here.)

* Il n'y a rien ici. (There's nothing here.)

The choice between "rien" and "personne" depends on the context:

* "Personne" is used when referring to people.

* "Rien" is used when referring to things or the lack of anything.

In this case, both answers are grammatically correct, but the choice depends on the intended meaning.