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@PythonPr This is when the JavaScript equivalent gives you nightmares
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@PythonPr 23. The quotes will interpreted as strings so that the + operator becomes concatenation rather than addition.
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@PythonPr This is more like you are concatenating twi strings so I thing the answer will be 23 not 23 as a number
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@PythonPr Since both a, b are strings, adding these two means string concatenation and hence answer is 23
If its print(a + " " + b) ,answer would be 2 3
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@PythonPr this is what they mean when they say there are no wrong answers
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@PythonPr I'm just studying this for a university course in python 😀
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@PythonPr Initially was thinking about this being printed out as an error since 2 and 3 are integers but when in quotes becomes a string. I was thinking how do you carry out a math function on a string but just saw the comments and remembered string concatenation 😂.
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