1. Study the following statement: >>>"a"+"bc" . What will be the output of this statement?
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- Assuming that it is written in Python, the output will be - "abc"
Explanation:
- "a"+"bc" - In this line, the two strings are concatenated and the result becomes "abc".
- If the códe goes like >> "a" + "bc", then no output is displaced, Python compiler will simply ignore the line.
- However, if the códe is like >> print("a"+"bc"), then the output is - abc
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The output will be nothing, As a and bc are in double quotation, it means it's a string and not integer value. In python whether it's in interactive or script mode, you'll need use the print() function to output any string value.
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