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

@PythonPr A. True str(10) converts int to "10", and "10" == "10" Python: "I don't care what you meant, I care what you typed"

@PythonPr Output: True, str() casts 10 to "10", so the equality check passes.

Hints are here, guys 🙂 Before answering, think about what "str" means in Python. "str" is short for string it’s a built in function that converts a value into text. It’s one of the simplest but most important functions in Python. You can pass almost anything into str() -> a number, a list, a boolean… and it returns the string version of that value. This is super useful when printing, comparing, or formatting values. Think about the comparison 🧐 a == b -> different types a == str(b) -> both strings With these hints… what do you think the answer is, guys 🙂

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