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@Python_Dv Answer: (B) 7
The code print(len("Python" + "3")) first performs string concatenation, joining the two strings "Python" and "3" into a single string "Python3". The len() function then calculates the length of this resulting string.
The string "Python3" contains 7
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@Python_Dv Output: 7
"Python" + "3" becomes "Python3" → 7 characters.
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@Python_Dv Ans : 7
Python has 6 characters & "3" is a string with 1 character
"Python" + "3" = "python3"
Len("Python3") = 7
So output is B.
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@Python_Dv The output is 7.
It is String concatenation because the Python and the 3 are strings making the initial result = Python3, then calculating the length will be 7.
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@Python_Dv "python" and "3" become "python3"
Len() count the characters of the final word
Output:7
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@Python_Dv print(len("Python" + "3"))=print(len("Python3"))=print(7)=7
Answer: 7
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@Python_Dv The answer is 7 because python+3 is python3 and its length is 7.
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@Python_Dv Answer is 7 all in quotes so its translated to string
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@Python_Dv The answer is 7
In "Python"+"3" as string addition takes place so it becomes Python3.
Len() gives total length/words in string.
As Python3 has 7 letters. Hence, the answer is 7.
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@Python_Dv Option B. 7
I will read "python+3" as a string, so it will start counting, and the result is 7.
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@Python_Dv Output : B) 7 ✅
"Python" + "3" --> "Python3" (by string concatenation)
print(len("Python3") --> 7 ✅
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