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@PythonDvz Answer: D) Error Python sees "6" and 3 as different types and won't add them. It doesn't know if you want 9 or "63", so it refuses. For beginners: explicit beats implicit. > int(a) + 3 = 9 > a + str(3) = "63" You tell Python what you need.

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@PythonDvz D. Error. The + operator cannot be used when the two operands are strings and ints.

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@PythonDvz D) Error a = "6" is a string, but 3 is an integer. Python cannot add a string and an integer directly.

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@PythonDvz D: error The str instance does not support the operation of adding with an int instance

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