X="a" x*=3 wat is the output

Answer 1

@$Vengat Sure, I just wanted to mark that X != x

Or in a Python syntax: X is not x ;)

Answer 2

To be perfectly clear, this would raise an exception, as the variable x is not initialized earlier. Mind that Python is case-sensitive ;)

Answer 3

@Kuba Let's assume it has been done earlier

Answer 4

Okay.
Python is case sensitive

Answer 5

aaa. String*integer = integer repeats of string

Answer 6

Try it in the code playground and you will find out :)

x*=3 is equivalent to x=x*3 . And for strings, * is a repetition operator.

Answer 7

here in this code ........x="a"
x*=3
print(X)like this so... i guess ..it should be....a3
but i fail code output gives err .......i dont understand whats
the exact output