C-16-Q073mediumsingle_mcq

After `y = str(2)`, the value of `y` is:

a2 (an int)
b2.0
c'2' (a string)
dTrue

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str() converts the integer 2 into its text form, giving the string '2'. After conversion the value is a str, so it is no longer a number that can be used in arithmetic.

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C-16-Q075To take data from the user during program execution, we use:
C-16-Q076When execution reaches input(), the program:
C-16-Q077After the user types something for input():
C-16-Q078By default, input() always returns the user's data as the data type:
C-16-Q079Given: testinput = input() print(type(testinput)) If the user types 25, the printed type will be:
C-16-Q080To make input() return an integer instead of a string, we use:
C-16-Q081After testinput = int(input()), type(testinput) is:
C-16-Q082To make input() return a float, we wrap it as:
C-16-Q083To prompt the user with a specific message inside the input call, we write:

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After y = str(2), the value of y is:

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এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

After y = str(2), the value of y is:

ব্যাখ্যা

এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

After `y = str(2)`, the value of `y` is:

After `y = str(2)`, the value of `y` is: