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

@PythonPr Correct answer: C) 52 Explanation: x = "10" creates a string. x += "5" concatenates strings → "105". int(x) converts it to 105. 105 // 2 is floor division → 52.

@PythonPr Answer: c) 52 This demonstrates basic Python string manipulation and integer division: Line 1: The variable x is initialized as a string with the value "10". Line 2: The string "5" is appended to the current value of x (string concatenation). This changes the

@PythonPr C. Int converts the string 105 to an integer and // is the integer division operator so dividing 105 by 2 isn’t 52.5 but 52.

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@PythonPr Answer= 52 Adding strings together concatenate them. So giving us "105". Casting the results into int() converts it into an integer, so now we ve 105. // Is called floor division operator. It divides then discard the decimal part, thus giving us 52

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@PythonPr C) 52 x = '10' the quotes mean 10 is treated as a string. x += '5' since both values are strings, we concatenate x becomes '105'. res = int(x) // 2 int converts x to an integer 105, // performs floor division. 105 divided by 2 results in 52, with the decimal part dropped.

@PythonPr 52 Both strings are immutable so it will concatenate (105) and divide //2

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