Can someone tell me what i did wrong?😊

Question

name = input()
age = int( input() )

print(name + "is" age +"years old.")

Answer 1

You forgot to put a comma after "is"!

Also you can't add an integer and string in python . You need to convert age into string by str(age). A better way would be to do this ,

print(name, " is", age, "years old.")

Answer 2

Mariam
name = input()
age = int( input() )

print(name + " is",age,"years old.")

You can't concentrate a number add commas and add a space before is otherwise it will be nameis

Answer 3

Mariam you can write as many inputs you want but you need to provide all the inputs first time only and each on a newline.

Answer 4

BroFar Abhay
Thank youuu♥️😊

Answer 5

Recently did this same exercise dont make age an integrr leave as a string. also put a plus in front of age in your output code

Age = input()

Answer 6

Calvin [Inactive] Thank you😊

Answer 7

But on sololearn I somehow can only write one input. So no matter how i change it, it still says its wrong

Answer 8

Brent Clifford it works anyways. Thanks for your help😊