Question

What is output by the following?

print (type("95"))

Answer 1

Answer:

The output is "<class 'str'> ".

Explanation:

In the given python code a print() function is defined. Inside this function, a type() function will use, in which a numeric value is passed in the double quotes (" ") as a function parameter. Double quotes are normally used for print value as a message but in this code, value is not printed because we use the type() function.

• The type() function Returns the parameter class type of the argument(object).
• This function is used for debugging. In this function, we pass a single parameter that will return the type of given object.