B) 3333 a = "3" is a string (note the quotes) › a * 3 = "333" (repeats string 3 times) › "333" + a = "3333" (concatenates strings) For beginners: * repeats strings, + joins them! If a was a number (a=3), the answer would be 12.


B) 3333 because in Python, multiplying a string by a number repeats the string, so "3" * 3 gives "333". Adding another "3" (string) results in "3333".😉🤖


>>> a="3" >>> print(a*3)333 >>> print(a*3+3) print(a*3+3) TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str python.org


Answer will be B option


Error: cannot do math with strings


Error cnt multiply a str with a num


Vibe Coder be like @grok answer this


B it's all string concatenation.


Error: string cannot be multiplied with integer


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