Python Coding Challenge - Question with Answer (ID -130726)

 

Code Explanation:

1. Line 1: x = "Python"

Explanation

x is a variable.

= is the assignment operator, used to store a value in a variable.

"Python" is a string (text enclosed in double quotes).

This line stores the string "Python" inside the variable x.

After execution:

x = "Python"

2. Line 2: print(x * 0)

Explanation

print() is a built-in function used to display output on the screen.

x contains the string "Python".

* is the repetition operator for strings.

Multiplying a string by 0 means repeat the string zero times.

So,

"Python" * 0

becomes

""

which is an empty string.

Then,

print("")

prints nothing.

Output

(Blank output – nothing is displayed.)

Key Points

Variable: x

Stored Value: "Python"

Operator Used: * (String Repetition)

Multiplication by 0: Repeats the string zero times.

Result: Empty string ("")

Printed Output: Nothing (blank line).

Example

print("Python" * 3)

Output

PythonPythonPython

print("Python" * 1)

Output

Python

print("Python" * 0)

Output:

""

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