Python Coding challenge - Day 383| What is the output of the following Python Code?

 Step by Step Explanation:

class Multiply:

    def __mul__(self, other):

        return "Multiplication"

Step 1: Define a Class (Multiply)

The class Multiply is defined.

It has a special method __mul__(self, other).

This method overloads the * operator.

It takes self (the current object) and other (the value being multiplied).

Instead of performing actual multiplication, it always returns the string "Multiplication".

obj = Multiply()

Step 2: Create an Object (obj)

obj is an instance of Multiply.

Now, obj has access to the __mul__ method.

print(obj * 3)

Step 3: Multiplication (obj * 3)

This calls the overloaded __mul__ method:

obj.__mul__(3)

Instead of performing normal multiplication, __mul__ returns "Multiplication".

Final Output:

"Multiplication"