What is happening inside the System.out.println("1"+a);

Question

int a=1;
If 1 is a char then output is 50 but if 1 is a string output is 11 .can you clarify with what is happening if 1 is a string ?

Answer 1

Hello pavan

Normally + means you add some numbers, right?
But in case of Strings it concatenate them.
"solo" + "learn" = "sololearn"
"1" + "1" = "11"

Answer 2

Tq Denise once again

Answer 3

pavan

"1" is not an integer. It is a String.

int i = 1; an integer
String s = "1"; a String

Answer 4

In case of a is an integer, println() converts it to a String because "1" is a String. I guess Java wanted to avoid an error message (normally you can't add a string with an integer).

int a = 3;
System.out.println("1" + 3);
Output: "13"

Answer 5

Tq Denise
Are you telling that integer is directly converted into string wihout ASCII values?

Answer 6

In parantheses( "1" +a) where a is interger right