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Mbagu Emmanuel
Mbagu Emmanuel@Nuel1235·
@Python_Dv B is correct. Explanation: In Python, the symbol “**” is same “^”. x = 5 y = 2 x ** y = x^y = 5^2 = 25 25 is assigned to a variable “result”. print(result) = 25.
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Prem Prakash
Prem Prakash@4EverPrem·
@Python_Dv 25. It's like 5 squared. The double asterisk sign is same as ^.
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Programmind
Programmind@theprogrammind·
@Python_Dv B. **Is elevate the number so the operation is 5^2
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Yacouba Camara
Yacouba Camara@YacoubaCamara91·
@Python_Dv The output is B)25 because the operator '**' allow 'result' variable to multiply 'x=5' by itself 2 (y value) times so 5*5 = 25
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Dprice
Dprice@Onungeneeze·
D. ...25 In the code above, we first assign the value 5 to the variable x and the value 2 to the variable y. We then use the exponentiation operator ** to raise x to the power of y. We assign this result to the variable result. Finally, we use the print() function to print out the value of result.
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