Python Output Challenge 90% beginners give the wrong answer 🤔

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@PythonPr Answer: 5 Solution: len is a built-in function to calculate the length of the object. "Hello" is a string of 5 characters. So, its length is 5. Thus, len("Hello") gives 5. That is what gets printed.

@PythonPr the 90% of people should know that "len()" is for "length", so the length of "Hello" is 5 😊

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@PythonPr 5 Yes, len(s) where s = "Hello" will output 5, since the string "Hello" has 5 characters.

@PythonPr B ... len() is the length of a string

@PythonPr Answer is B, 5.

@PythonPr B. There are 5 characters in the string, so 5

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@PythonPr Gotcha It's 5 cz I guess we the number could correspond to the number of letters in hello 😍

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@PythonPr Before talking about the Len() you need to understand that python treats every string as an array of character. Yes. That means every char is its own individual string within a collection. So the Len() count this individual strings within the collection and return is length.

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@PythonPr So I'm among the 90% that don't know it 🤧

@PythonPr Len, count the number of digit/alphabet, list or set in the string. So the answer is 5

@PythonPr answer is 5,

@PythonPr got it wrong instantly 😶‍🌫️

@PythonPr 5 — unless we're in a parallel universe where 'Hello' lost a letter😀😀

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@PythonPr The answer is 5

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