X=3 , y=x+3, y=int(str(y)+"2") print(y)????

Question

I can't find correct answer
please help me

Answer 1

x=3 (3)
y=3+3 (6)
y=int(str(y)+"2")
y=y converted to a string ("6")+"2"
so y = "6"+"2" ("62"), since it takes the numbers as tokens, and not numbers

Answer 2

thanks s lot

Answer 3

62

Answer 4

x=5
y=x+3
y=int(str(y)+"2")
print(y)
that Q in Quez
I tried 82
redused
what's correct answer

Answer 5

I tried 82 but wrong

Answer 6

or maybe if the str means the string of whats inside the brackets it would be y2 but i think its the value of y converted to a string

Answer 7

no problem, but i can be wrong since im not programming with python since 3 months ago

Answer 8

wait thats another case here it strings y so it will be "y"+"2" so here it will be y2

Answer 9

u tried 62 faild

Answer 10

i misunderstood the str() function
it strings everything inside the brackets so it would string the character y here

Answer 11

x = 5
y = 5 + 3
y = int(str("8") + "2")
print(y)
Output is 82. because the Y value is becoming as string in 3rd line
thank you

Answer 12

82 is correct answer

Answer 13

correct answer = 82

Answer 14

correct answer =82