Question

What will be the output?

class num:
def __init__(self,a):
self.number = a
def __add__(self,b):
return self.number + 2 * b.number
# main program
numA = num(3)
numB = num(2)
result = numA + numB
print(result)
Responses

#1- 3


#2- 5


#3- 7


#4- 2

Answer 1

The correct output would be:

#3 - 7

In the given code, the `num` class defines an `__add__` method that overrides the addition operator (`+`). It performs a custom addition operation by adding the value of `self.number` with twice the value of `b.number`.

When `numA` (initialized with `3`) is added to `numB` (initialized with `2`), the `__add__` method is invoked, resulting in `3 + 2 * 2`, which evaluates to `7`. Therefore, the output will be `7`.

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