The following code: print(3 * ‘abc’ + ‘xyz’) prints:

print(3 * 'abc' + 'xyz')
 

prints:

• abcabcxyzxyz
• abcabcabcxyz
• xyzxyzxyzxyz
• abcxyzxyzxyz

Explanation: The * and + operators replicate and concatenate when used with strings. The first operation 3 * ‘abc’ returns a string that contains abcabcabc. Then the second operation + ‘xyz’ concatenates xyz to the previous string. The resulting string abcabcabcxyz is printed in the console.

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