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@Python_Dv Answer: A) '2222' The variable a is a string containing the character '2', and b is an integer with the value 3. Multiplication (a * b): In Python, when you multiply a string by an integer, it performs string repetition.  Thus, '2' * 3 results in the string '222'.

@Python_Dv Output A) '2222' Explanation: a is a string. a * b → '2' * 3 = '222' Then string concatenation: '222' + '2' = '2222'

@Python_Dv The answer is A. This is because we're printing "a" which is a string of 2 multiplied by 3, this gives '222' then we added a ('2'). Then all together, this gives '2222'👍

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@Python_Dv A) '2222' '2' * 3 = '222' '222' + '2' = '2222' String multiplication + concatenation

@Python_Dv Answer: A) '2222' a is a string, so a * b repeats it: '2' * 3 → '222'. Then '222' + '2' concatenates, giving '2222'.

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@Python_Dv Output : '2222' [because '2' * 3 means 3 times '2'] , so the full output will be = '222'+ '2' = '2222'

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