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Question

Even if your strings contain numbers, they are still added as strings rather than integers. Adding a string to a number produces an error, as even though they might look similar, they are two different entities.

Source - python 3 tutorial > basic concepts > concatenation

Answer 1

2 + e == 2e this is error

"2" + "2" == 22 this is string

2 + 2 == 4 this is integer sum

so integer + string gives error
string + string makes a new string like StringString

also keep in mind that every string is an array of letters.

"Word" is ["W","o","r","d"]

but integer is not array

234 is not [2,3,4]

Answer 2

Is "2" + "e" possible?

Answer 3

Melih Melik Sonmez Thank you

Answer 4

Titus Mathew "2" + "e" will result as "2e" as they are concatenated as strings

Answer 5

Thomas Williams I figured that out but thanks man 👌

Answer 6

you are welcome