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Add two numbers like 0001+1 and get result as 0002

Hi all,

I have to add a number like 0001+1=0002.
If i put expr 0001 + 1 it is giving result as 2 but i wanted to get 0002.
Please tell me how can i get this.

Thanks,
Sona.
 
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