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

@PythonPr Answer: D) 1010 String repetition, not math! › a = "10" is a string (notice the quotes!) › a * 2 repeats the string twice › "10" * 2 = "1010" (not 20!) For beginners: Strings multiply by repeating! "ha" * 3 = "hahaha". Want math? Use int("10") * 2 = 20.

@PythonPr Answer: (d) 1010 The code initializes the variable a as a string with the value "10". The next line assigns the value of a to the variable b. The third line reassigns a to the result of a * 2. In Python, when you multiply a string by an integer, the string is repeated

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@PythonPr 1010 Since 10 is enclosed within quotes, it is a string and not int. The asterisk when applied to strings, it multiplies the string with the multiplicand.

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@PythonPr Alternative D: "1010". The mult operation will repeat and interpret that a new instance of str should be created, repeating the str in int times, and making concatenation between their chars at the end of each other.

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