Why would int("3"+"4") be 34 and not 7?

Question

Please help I am a little confused. Also does int stand for integer?

Answer 1

Expressions inside parantheses are evaluated first. So, int("3" + "4") = int("34") = 34.

Answer 2

x=int("3")+int("4")
print(x)
then output is 7.

Answer 3

+ is used to concatenate in Python

Answer 4

and yes int stans for integer :p

Answer 5

"3" is taken as a part of a series of numbers
example: --> "1" + "2" +"3" at the end you will get
=123

Answer 6

irrespective of type + is used for concatenation..hence 34