Python Question / Quiz; What is the output of the following Python code, and why? Comment your answers below!

I didn’t see the `+=` at first! Whoops!😅 Tip: += means “add the right side to the current value.” So `num += num-5` could be written as: num = num + (num-5) For the example: num = 10 num = num * 2 # now 20 num += num - 5 # add (20 - 5), now 35 print(num) # prints 35

@PythonPr Answer is 35 So option c Num = 10 Num = 20 Num = 20+20-5 Num=35

@PythonPr C. 35. Num is 10, then 10 × 2 = 20 num += num - 5 means num = num + num - 5, which is 20 + 20 - 5 = 35 CMIIW

@PythonPr Output: c.35 For More Reference =>>

@PythonPr Print(num) print 35

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@PythonPr 35, so ‘C.’

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@PythonPr D 15

@PythonPr C. num = 10 then num = 20 in the third spot, it adds num (which was 20) to 20 then subtracts 5. Even if you do the portion on the right first, it's still going to add 15 to the original 20.

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@PythonPr 35. Code executes from top to bottom.

@PythonPr most likely 35

@PythonPr C - 35 L1 => num = 10 L2 => num = num * 2 L3 => num = num + (num - 5)

@PythonPr The '+= ' assigns a new value to num by incrementing it by 15 thus, ans = 35.

@PythonPr The last step adds and assigns 15 to 20 Hence NUM = 35

@PythonPr C Because C is the superior language. 🚬

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@PythonPr C. num +=20-5 num =15+20 35

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