Explanation
Evaluating "Code" * 2:
"Code" * 2 repeats the string "Code" twice, resulting in "CodeCode".
Concatenating "CodeCode" + "Fun":
Adding "Fun" to "CodeCode" gives "CodeCodeFun".
Multiplying ("CodeCodeFun") * 0:
Any string multiplied by 0 results in an empty string ("").
So, ("CodeCodeFun") * 0 evaluates to "".
Adding "" + "Python" * 2:
"Python" * 2 repeats the string "Python" twice, resulting in "PythonPython".
Adding "" (the empty string) to "PythonPython" doesn't change the result. So, this evaluates to "PythonPython".
Final Value of a:
After all the operations, a becomes "PythonPython".
Output:
When print(a) is executed, it displays:
PythonPython
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