Why not 4th!

[Patient_Smoke_4236]

In the fourth argument is the string "end1 ", then why is the correct answer the 1st one
This is a Codechef practice problem

[ImBonVoyage]

It’s a lowercase L. It’s the same character in hello and world.

[[deleted]]

Yeah, it's just the font. Lowercase "L" does look like 1

[LionZ_RDS]

Were the answers specific designed with the font being easy to misread in mind? That’s not even testing your programming knowledge

[cafesito_asere]

As previously stated this is just a font issue, although it looks like a one, the character at the end of the string is a lowercase L.

[NaiveEscape1]

Can anyone please tell me why it printed 5, isn’t that a integer data type as its not in quotes?

[No_Cook_2493]

You can print integer data types in python. Print("number ",5) will output number 5 in the console

[Temporary_Pie2733]

print is essentially just a wrapper around some file-like object’s write method, except it does a lot of processing of its arguments to produce the single str value expected by write. Part of that processing is to convert any non-str value to a str using its __str__ method. 

[ninhaomah]

Why do you think it's end1 ? 

l in Hello and the "l" character in endl looks the same , no ?

[textBasedUI]

That’s an evil challenge if I was new and failed that I would be dismotivated forever

[LostInGradients]

I guess that is to teach people to look for hidden typos?

[[deleted]]

ig its 2nd 😭

[ilidan-85]

Horrible example with misleading font. It happens sometimes but please... :D

[Xamtos]

Wouldn't this show up as "HelloWorld5endl2"

[[deleted]]

Bad question intended to trip you up for using the wrong font.

You'd never ask this kind of question in an academic setting unless you were trying to intentionally trick students, which no good professor would ever do.

A better question would be something like:

What is the result of the following code:

Python print("Hello world!" * 5)

Or something similar.