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@Python_Dv Correct answer: 10 y is a string, but int(y) converts it to an integer before addition.

@Python_Dv @coding_genius1 10

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@Python_Dv Correct answer is 10. Because first x is integer no matter but y is first string we chenge that to integer and then sum of x+y that output is 10❤️✨

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@Python_Dv Answer: C Solution: x is an int, and y is a string. The call to `int(y)` obtains the integer value from y (string "5") ie the integer 5. Thus, int(y) is integer 5. x is also integer 5. The printed value is their sum, ie 10. int is a handy function for converting to integer.

@Python_Dv 10, y is converted to int before sum, 5+5 is 10

@Python_Dv C

@Python_Dv C =10 X is number 5 Y si text 5 Int(y) is number 5 So 5+5 = 10

@Python_Dv C. 10

@Python_Dv The answer is C This is because the int keyword has already converted the string value in the y variable to an integer

@Python_Dv Correct answer: 10

@Python_Dv 10

@Python_Dv C. 10. Because the string has been destring and now free to mingle hence 10

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