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Question 58

What is the result of `3 == 3.0` in Python?

  1. `True`, because the numeric values are equalCorrect answer
  2. `False` because the operand types differ
  3. A `TypeError` because Python does not auto-convert them
  4. `3.0` because the integer is converted and returned

Explanation

Integers and floating-point numbers can compare by numeric value, and these two operands both represent three, so equality is true. Their differing exact types do not force inequality or make the comparison invalid.

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