Computer Science, asked by krishsingh1344, 3 months ago

What will be the output of: a = input (“20”).​

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Answered by poojan
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Any string of any length that you would Input, be it an empty one too.

Explanation:

Here,

'a' is a variable

input() is a function that asks the user for input.

input("20") is nothing but the prompt displays 20 just for the sake of denoting something for the user while asking for input. Here, 20 is just a forsake string, which is neither the input nor includes in the output.

a=input("20")

>>>20my name is ankitha and welcome to brainly!

#Here, "my name is ankitha and welcome to brainly!" is the input.

print(a)

my name is ankitha and welcome to brainly!         ----> output

If you see the output, the things you have inputted got stored into the variable a, while "20" just acts as some indication like a comment to the user.

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