Why is that a syntax error?

Question

>>> print("ist kleiner als")
ist kleiner als
>>> x=1
>>> y=2
>>> print(x "ist kleiner als" y)
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Answer 1

You need to use comma for concatenation.

Answer 2

you have to do

print(x, "ist kleiner als" , y)
or something like
print(x + " ist kleiner als " + y)

Comma(,) will leave a space but plus(+) will not. You can use either.

Answer 3

wait Akib Reza only plus is used for concatenation right? not comma? or did i mess up?

Answer 4

Thanks

I think that wil be teached later in the course
I tried to do some excercise and this error was very annoying

Answer 5

Michael Jedtke welcome. It is taught in module 1 lesson 8.

Answer 6

S. C. oh, i don't know the correct term for this operation. Sorry.

Answer 7

same

Answer 8

hmmm..

Answer 9

I just know it for some reason. String concatenation uses plus sign in python.
JS uses plus sign for mentioned problem and also concatenation i think.