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@Python_Dv Answer: C) 1005 The Python code first initializes a variable a as a string "100". The next line, a += "0", concatenates the string "0" to the existing string, changing the value of a to "1000". Finally, the print() function converts the string a to an integer

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@Python_Dv Option c First a is string so adding zero is like adding string so 100 get converted to 1000 Now again 1000 convert in int now when we add 5 in given int it will give 1005 Thus option c is correct

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@Python_Dv "100" + "0" → "1000" → int("1000") + 5 = 1005

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@Python_Dv c basic string concatenation

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@Python_Dv C. 1005 Because u have converted string into integer

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@Python_Dv C 1005 a+="0" is strings concatenated together.After converting to an integer, adding 5 equals 1005.

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@Python_Dv Alternative C: 1005 First the str concatenates "100" with "0", generating the str instance "1000" Then, a int instance is created by this str with a value of 1000, and sum 5 to it at print call.

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@Python_Dv It's D. It should be 105

@Python_Dv Answer:-(C)1005 a is a string. a += "0" equals to a = a + "0" Now the value of a is a = "1000". int(a) ---> convert a into integer after add 5 to a. So the final value is 1005.