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C# C# Basics (Retired) Perform Integers

Autumn Fisher
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10 + “7” =?

What does the quotation marks mean again? At first, I thought it meant 7 to the 2nd power, but I might be wrong.

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Steven Ang
Steven Ang
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Steven Ang
Steven Ang
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When numbers surround with double quotes it means that they are a string. In this case, when a string concatenated with an integer, the integer will become a string so the result will be 107.