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@dark_coderz 551 "5" * 2 = "55" (string repetition) "55" + "1" = "551" (string concatenation)

@PythonDvz 15 x and y are global variables, so they are accessible inside the function. 5 + 10 = 15

@PythonDvz Fixed Code: nums = [1, 2, 3] for i in range(len(nums)): print(nums[i] + 1) This prints: 2 3 4

@PythonPr 3 b = a.copy() creates a shallow copy , a completely separate list. b.pop() only affects b, so a stays [1, 2, 3] → len(a) = 3

@PythonDvz list Square brackets [] create a list in Python.

@PythonPr 012X The for loop prints 0 1 2 with end='' (no spaces/newline), and since the loop completes normally, the else clause also runs and prints X.

@clcoding True "2026".isdigit() returns True because the string contains only digits (0-9).

@PythonPr hello "Good " + "Morning" = "Good Morning" (note the space after "Good") → condition is True.

@PythonPr D) 9999 In Python, you can multiply a string by an integer → it repeats the string. "9" * 4 = "9999"

@PythonPr C) 17 Because of name mangling (__price becomes _Book__price inside the class). The methods set__price and get__price also get mangled, so it works internally and prints 17.

@ThePythonDailyz B) Error Tuples are immutable , you can’t change a[0] after converting the list to a tuple.

@ThePythonDailyz Answer: A) 1,112,223,334 The '{:,}' format adds commas as thousand separators.

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