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pentagon [3]
2 years ago
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8. Assuming str(rate) is "7.25," what output would be produced by the following snippet:

Computers and Technology
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Vikki [24]2 years ago
7 0

The output would be "The hourly parking rate is $7.25"

The question is an example of concatenation.

Concatenation is an operation in computer programming in which a string is added to another string with the binary operation, '+' or '*'.

So, 'Frank' + 'Peter' concatenates as 'FrankPeter' and 'a' *3 concatenates as 'aaa'.

Since str(rate) is "7.25," which is a string, and the snippet is print("The hourly parking rate is $." + str(rate)), str(rate) will concatenate and be added to the expression "The hourly parking rate is $."

So, the output would be "The hourly parking rate is $7.25"

Note that since there is no space at the end of the first string, the second string is added to the first string <u>directly</u> without any spacing between the '$' sign and the '7'.

So, the output would be "The hourly parking rate is $7.25"

Learn more about concatenation here:

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