Can you help me, please? I'm a newbie, what's wrong with my program?

Question

Name =input("Enter your name: ")
Address =input("Enter your address: ")
Age =input("Enter your age: ")
Height =(float(input("Enter your height(m): ")*1000)

print ("name : "+Name)
print ("address : "+Address)
print ("age : "+Age)
print ("height : "+Height)

Answer 1

The last line caused the error
print("Height : "+Height)

This is occurs when you try to add a float/integer to a string.

Solution, use
print("Height : ",Height)
OR
print("Height : "+ str(Height))

Answer 2

You can use any one of these methods to print any non-string data type with your string

num = 21

print('hi', num)
print('hi {}'.format(num))
print(f'hi {num}')

Answer 3

A few things.

You have a missing closing parenthesis on line 4 (after input):
Height =(float(input("Enter your height(m): "))*1000)

On the last line, you cannot concatenate float with string. Convert Height to string prior to doing so.

print ("height : "+str(Height))

Answer 4

Mind To Machine 💻🕆 It can only concatenate strings, which is why you have to first convert any non-string value to string using str()

I personally prefer doing
print("Height : ",Height)
Instead of
print("Height : "+str(Height))

Answer 5

Okay, thank you, buddies

Answer 6

Thanks for your help, guys. But it's still not working, maybe you can try to run that program😅

Answer 7

D'Lite so the + operator in a lang like PYTHON does not have a concat overload 🤔

Answer 8

Wat is m

Answer 9

You took and didnt use any where