Simple calculation

Question

Hi!
I want a result like below.

Input the first number
7
Input the second number
8
7+8 = 15

And what I did was below

print(‘Input the first number’)
s=input()
print(‘Input the second number’)
t=input()
c=int(s) + int(t)
print(s ‘+’ t ‘=‘ c)

What was wrong? Please help
Also, if there is other way I can code (especially the last line) please advise

Answer 1

You can't add int to str in Python and you can also write
print(s, '+', t, '=', c)

Answer 2

Last line is wrong. You can use f string in last line.

print(f'{s}+{t}={c}')

Answer 3

This also work.

print(s+'+'+t+'='+str(c))

But this is so complex and mysterious.

Answer 4

Thx! but is there any other way to code it? I’m not at that stage yet haha

Answer 5

So ‘c’ should be string....
Why can’t I just print c without str?

Answer 6

Because it works when I print just ‘print(c)’.
I don’t know the difference...

Answer 7

This helps a lot! Thank you!

Answer 8

thank you !