I have started learning Python but having an trouble in my program to take input two integers from user and print there sum in output.When I enter the number 4 and 5, it prints 45 in output and not 9. Please rectify my error and explain what is the error. My code: a = input("a = ") b = input("b = ") c = a+b print(c)

I have started learning Python but having an trouble in my program to take input two integers from user and print there sum in output.When I enter the number 4 and 5, it prints 45 in output and not 9. Please rectify my error and explain what is the error. My code: a = input("a = ") b = input("b = ") c = a+b print(c)

Database System Concepts

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