My question is about python?

Question

c = "moon"
b = "that"
a = "honey"
print(c + a)

is my for this code will run this code or not?

Answer 1

Your code will print "moonhoney" to the console because string concatenation occurred.

Answer 2

Hi! You can check this by running your code in the coding section. (Code playground)

In the app, visit the Code Playground </> section using the navbar at the top. Otherwise just follow this link:
https://code.sololearn.com/

When in there, you will see a green (or any other theme specific color) circular button at the bottom right with a plus sign at the center. Tap on it. Choose the language.

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/Wek0V1MyIR2r/?ref=app

Answer 3

Be careful to give space or tabe in the print line otherwise there no problem

Answer 4

The code will output "moonhoney" because when you add strings, they just combine ..

Answer 5

Yes moonhoney

Answer 6

Yes your code will run. All your variables are of the same data type, that is all of them are STRINGS. What you have done is what is called CONCATENATION.

Answer 7

Yes ✅ your code will run.

It defines three strings and prints them:

c = "moon"
b = "that"
a = "honey"
print(c + a)

Output:

moonhoney

👉 Note: there’s no space between them. If you want a space:

print(c + " " + a) # moon honey