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Python Python Basics Functions and Looping Exception Flow

Daniel Reis
Daniel Reis
1,050 Points
Posted by Daniel Reis
Daniel Reis
1,050 Points

I cannot get my head around the first question of the quiz. Can someone explain how to work the answer out?

What threw me off was the result = "test" +5 print("B")

mikejensen2
mikejensen2
4,141 Points

print("A") prints A.

Then the code tries to add an integer (5) to a string (test), if you can do that, it prints B.

if you can't and it gives you a ValueError, it prints C instead.

if you can't and it gives you a TypeError, it prints D.

if it doesn't work, but doesn't give you a ValueError or a TypeError, then it prints E.

At last it prints F.