What is the output of this code? >>> print(3 * '7')

Question

What is the output of this code?
>>> print(3 * '7')

Answer 1

it should be 777, i think you should run this yourself and dont ask question about this unless you dont understand, what happen

Answer 2

Denise Roßberg
In Python (3 * '7'), repeats the string '7' three times.
Example: (4 * '!') => !!!!

Answer 3

*AsterisK* Interresting. In Java it would be 165 (3 *55).

Answer 4

Seb TheS I know it. But it is interesting that the output in python is 777 and not 165.

Answer 5

Python: 777;
console.log(3*'7'); // 21;

What will be the conclusion:
1) echo 3*'7';
2) cout << 3*'7';
3) Console.WriteLine(3*'7');
4) System.out.println(3*'7');

Answer 6

Denise Roßberg '7' is a character and characters can be converted to integers by the character position in a constant list of all the available characters. When '7' is converted to integer it returns value 55.

Answer 7

777

Answer 8

777

Answer 9

34 answer

Answer 10

777

Answer 11

It's 777