Welcome to George's Lab 2
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1 + 2 is 3 (integer)
1 . 2 is 12 (string)
1 + 2 is 3 (double)
1 . 2 is 12 (string)
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1.0 word + 2 is 3 (double)
1.0 word . 2 is 1.0 word2 (string)
an int plus a double results in a double because ints can translate into double, but not the other way around.
a string plus an int value results in an numeric is because the numeric value is read first, thus locking in the type.
a string plus a double results in a double for the same reason a string plus an int is of numeric value.