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

@PythonPr same

@PythonPr Answer: Same In Python, 10 (int) and 10.0 (float) are considered equal in value. So: 10 == 10.0 → True Even though their types are different, Python compares the numeric value, not the type here.

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@PythonPr 1. DIFFERENT 2. Integer & Float aren't equal dtypes

@PythonPr same will be the output

@PythonPr The equality operator can be used to compare ints with floats. So, 10 is the 'Same' as 10.0

@PythonPr Same. int gets promoted to float while comparison

@PythonPr Same

@PythonPr Output - same

@PythonPr Same.

@PythonPr prints "same"

@PythonPr output = Same

@PythonPr same