variables assignment

Question

I have several problem this code,
a,b = "85"
Print (a)
Output =8
Its become 8
But,

a,b="65"
Print (a*b)
output = error
Exception i thought its 30
Why this doing wrong python ? 👩‍🚀

This code,
a,b=2,2.5
If a==b :
Print ("yes")
Not output

Answer 1

The first block is correct, but the output isn't 8, it's "8" (a string, not an integer)

In the second block you have a problem with multiplying "6" and "5" since they are both strings and not integers, use a,b = 6,5 instead to do so

For the third part: you did this: a=2 and b=2.5 and then you check if 2 and 2.5 are the same. They clearly aren't, so the program will look for an else if/elif or else block. There is no elif or else so the program will just end with no output

Answer 2

The second error had to do with data types.
a = "6" // string
b = "5" // string

You can't multiply a string by another string.
You have to first convert them to int by doing:
int(a) * int(b) //outputs 30

Second "No Output" error
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In python, function names ARE case sensitive, so
Print() ≠ print()

You should use "print('yes')"
Also, a = 2, b = 2.5
they aren't equal so the if block never even gets executed

Answer 3

Thanks all