Computer Science, asked by ptsering25, 4 months ago

P,Q=45,90
print(P,"#",Q)
P,Q=Q,P
print(P,"#",Q)
the output of the above is?​

Answers

Answered by Equestriadash
8

Given cσde:

>>> P, Q = 45, 90

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

>>> P, Q = Q, P

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

Output:

For print statement #1:

  • 45 # 90

For print statement #2:

  • 90 # 45

Explanation:

>>> P, Q = 45, 90

#assigning values 45 to P and 90 to Q

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

#printing the values of P and Q separated by a hash

>>> P, Q = Q, P

#swapping the values of P and Q; Q's value is stored in P and P's value is stored in Q

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

#printing the values of P and Q separated by a hash

Answered by TheBestWriter
1

>>> P, Q = 45, 90

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

>>> P, Q = Q, P

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

Output:

For print statement #1:

45 # 90

For print statement #2:

90 # 45

Explanations:

>>> P, Q = 45, 90

#assigning values 45 to P and 90 to Q

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

#printing the values of P and Q separated by a hash

>>> P, Q = Q, P

#swapping the values of P and Q; Q's value is stored in P and P's value is stored in Q

>>> print(P, "#", Q)

#printing the values of P and Q separated by a hash

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