Computer Science, asked by sandeepkashyap1234, 5 months ago

differentiate between * operator when used with integers and strings

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Answered by kashishpatni27

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Answer:

operator when used with string concatenates it whereas when it is used with integer it adds them.

Answered by anusanjupadma

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Explanation:

operator when used with integers and strings is cancanates .

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