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

@PythonPr Answer: (A) "abcdefdef" This problem demonstrates string manipulation in Python. Explanation String Repetition: In Python, the multiplication operator (*) used with a string and an integer repeats the string that many times. So, s2 * 2 evaluates to "defdef" [1.1].

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@PythonPr A * has more presence then +

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@PythonPr A) is my answer. The 3rd line code, result= s1+ s2*2 is to use the + operator to concatenate strings s1 and s2 *2. When s2 *2, the string "def" will be doubled and produce a new string "defdef". Since s1 comes first in the formula of result, print (result) is “abcdefdef”.

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@PythonPr Alternative A. First it multiplies "def" 2 times, generatibg a new str instance, then it concatenates as suffix if "abc"

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@PythonPr A 2 strings would just add out as it is and muliply the 2 thats close to that string

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@PythonPr A. Def (s2) make it double (*2) then combine it with abc (s1)

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@PythonPr 6. Because of order of operations. How did I do? 😊

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@PythonPr Answer is A but for fucks sake. Split that thing in multiple lines or at least put parenthesis on it. Youre operating strings, not integers.

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