how to make a space between a string and variable?

Question

when I write
x=ice cream
print("I love"+(x))
the output is : I loveicecream

Answer 1

1st point you should use quotes whenever you define a string.
2nd no need to put "+" to add 2 spring if you want to add them, just add comma just after 1st string and write 2nd one. comma acts a space

Answer 2

print("I love " (x));

Answer 3

insert a space between the letter e and the closing quotation mark in the word love

Answer 4

x='ice cream'
print("I love"+' '+ x)
# add a string with just a single blank space.
# the output is : I love ice cream
# this is one way of doing this.

Answer 5

"hello" " world". (<- Like this)