Type conversion

Question

Why isn’t it 7. I thought the explanation said print(int(“3”+”4”) would be 7??
Am I just hallucinating or what??

Answer 1

int("3"+"4") = int("34") = 34
int("3")+int("4") = 3+4 = 7

Answer 2

thanks heaps that makes sense now i was just a bit confused!!

Answer 3

Calculations with parentheses from the innermost set outwards, like in maths!

Answer 4

here in the code print(int(“3”+”4”)
3 and 4 are converted to string due to being enclosed in double quote, and + operator is concatenating those string to 34.and again it is converted to integer type by using explicit type conversion of int(parameter/expression)
thus, if you are wanting to print 3+4=7
try just
print(3+7)