Python Quiz: Can You Predict This Python Output? 🤯

@PythonPr Answer: 44444 int(b) converts b, but a stays a string. And str * int doesn't multiply. It repeats. '4' * 5 = '44444' For beginners: want math? Convert both. int(a) * int(b) = 20

@PythonPr Output is 44444. Explicit conversion means here in this we are doing manual conversion.

@PythonPr a = 4 b = 5 C = a* ( which means repeat ) So a* Int (b) Which means repeat 4 five times. Which gives 44444

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@PythonPr Python a = '4' b = '5' c = a * int(b) print(c) a is a string ('4') and int(b) becomes 5. In Python, multiplying a string by a number repeats the string that many times: Python '4' * 5 Output: Python 44444

@PythonPr 44444 int(b) will typecast it to integer value a is string when a string is multiplied by integer it actually repeats that much times

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@PythonPr B (string) was rightfully converted to int, but a is still a string. So the result is an error.

@PythonPr Output: 44444 ... .@PythonPr

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