Question No 24: Option: Josh cannot put different types of variables in the same expression — 'age' is an integer and 'Josh is' is a string But that is not the case, Josh can put different types of variables in the same expression. It's just that the '+' operator has no defined operation when being operated on str and int. But, '*' has. Hence, if the code of Josh had been print ( 'Josh is ' * age) then it wouldn't have been issue, as the '*' operator is supported for expression with str and int data type. I will delete this comment after get answer that am i right or wrong. As this is a question of final exam.

Hi Bhaskar! Thanks for reaching out and for the understanding that you are commenting a final exam! Your observation is absolutely correct. However, in the context of the question, we are thinking of the + operator only. Hence the answer we've provided. Hope this helps. Kind regards, Martin

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