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@Python_Dv Python, I think the real output is always the silence, no?

@Python_Dv Answer: B) 25 The code uses the exponentiation operator ** in Python. This operator raises the number on the left to the power of the number on the right. The variable x is assigned the value 5. The variable y is assigned the value 2. The expression x ** y

@Python_Dv B) 25

@Python_Dv @grok please explain

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@Python_Dv It's calculated exponentially. So 5^2=25

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@Python_Dv "For anyone confused: the ** operator is Python's exponentiation operator (not multiplication!). So this calculates 5 to the power of 2, which equals 25. The answer is B) 25. Common mistake is thinking ** means multiply, but that's just a single * symbol."

@Python_Dv So easy, it's obviously B 😂

@Python_Dv B 25

@Python_Dv Answer: 25. By the way, who invented the logic of using two stars to make power? 😊

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@Python_Dv ** is the same as ^ Which means 2^5 = 25

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@Python_Dv 25 too easy ** means square means 5 raise to power of 2 which is 25

@Python_Dv B) 25 5^2

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