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C# C# Basics (Retired) Perform Integers

Ali Idris
Ali Idris
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Posted by Ali Idris
Ali Idris
1,056 Points

"6"= 5 =

i did what jeremy siad to do but i still got it wrong

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points

What answer did you give? And the question has a plus sign :point_right: "6" + 5 =

2 Answers

Simon McGuirk
Simon McGuirk
2,673 Points
Simon McGuirk
Simon McGuirk
2,673 Points

As Steven has pointed out, you have a typo in your question.

Having checked the quiz, you're being asked to evaluate the result of adding the string value "6" to the integer value 5. This is not the same as 6 + 5.

Hope that helps

Heather Uebel
Heather Uebel
11,505 Points
Heather Uebel
Heather Uebel
11,505 Points

It's going to be 65. Because when you add string "6" to integer 5, it's just going to append the integer to the end of the string. So instead of 11, you'll get 65.