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

@PythonPr a) 20 int("10") converts the string to integer 10, then 10 + 10 = 20. The trap is option b), that would happen with str concatenation (str(x) + y = "1010"), but here int(y) makes it math, not string magic.

@PythonPr Output 20 Why: x = 10 is an integer y = "10" is a string int(y) converts "10" → 10 (integer) So x + int(y) becomes 10 + 10 = 20 and print(...) outputs 20

@PythonPr 20 Y is converted to int

@PythonPr A.20 String is converted to an integer before addition

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@PythonPr The Answer is a) 20

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@PythonPr int converts string value into integer then adds 2 integer value output :20

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@PythonPr @grok help here

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@PythonPr Y is a string with "" , and while printing u r converting it into int , but still I don't understand how the answer is 20? It can also convert it to any garbage values ?

@PythonPr 20 because you convert the string into an integer

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