+= operator not working

Question

Hello everyone!

Could someone help me with this little code, please?

I can't find my mistake.

Thanks you guys!

https://code.sololearn.com/cJLPk1i4KHq4/?ref=app

Answer 1

name[0,1]+="o" Is equal to,

name[0, 1]=name[0, 1]+"o" ,

There is nothing like "0, 1" That python supports .

Answer 2

▲TopGun ▲ didn't understand what you mean but you can't do ,

name[1, 0] =name[1, 0]

. It is like developing your own way and hoping that it will work ,python don't know how to interpret whatever you were trying to do.

Answer 3

Thanks for your answer Jan Markus [PRO_crastinator]

Although it makes my life much harder. I didn't understand almost anthing you done.

What's wrong with that:
x = 'nynme'

x = x[0,2] += 'a'

Expected output: 'anyname'.

Answer 4

I don't do that Abhay , didn't I ?

Answer 5

Abhay let's keep it simple. I know you are trying to help me. Please, how would you fill this [with a simple Python code]

name = SloLern

#Add two letter in different positions in name

Output expected: SoloLearn

That's what I'm trying to do.

I had looked up and find that "+=" just work with numbers. I would like to "some", actually, include strings.

Could someone help me, please?

Answer 6

Oooh! Okay.

Now, I got it.

I can work with a string, just strings are changeable. Am I right?

So, in this case..

def convert_function(x):
empty=""
return (empty.join(x))

name =list(input())
#Let's assume the input is 'nynme'

name[0,3]+='a'

print(convert_function(name))