name = input() age = input() print(name + " is " + age)

Question

Why this code resulting error plz help anyone

Answer 1

Calvin Thomas

Yes that will also work but print statement is already given in practice code.

We just have to change Hard Code input to user input.

Answer 2

The code is correct but when you give the input, do it on different lines. Eg. On the first line write the name and then on the second line write the age.

Answer 3

Your name in first line and your age in 2nd line

Answer 4

Your code is correct friend,
I think your complier may have some error, just update it.

Answer 5

Mohammad Hasan no, even if age is a number, we can still store it as a string. Remember '0', '1', etc are characters; only 0,1,etc are numbers

Answer 6

Rishi
I've already forgotten that:(
(I started learning again today)thanks for telling me my mistake:)

Answer 7

just remove double quotes from is and place it in starting and ending of brackets but place it inside and at last do semicolon after the bracket is closed

Answer 8

There a many ways of formating text in python , they include the following

print(f"{name} is {age})

print(" {} is {}".format(name, age))

print(" %s is %d"%(name, age))

Answer 9

Guys his code is write just output is incomplete.

It's a problem of practice 17.2 in Python For Beginners course.

Answer 10

There are not problem with formatting,
Akash Kumar
Here is answer on your question
You should split multiple input into separate lines
Please like if it helps 🙂
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Ash wrote:
The code is correct but when you give the input, do it on different lines. Eg. On the first line write the name and then on the second line write the age.
👍

Answer 11

It will give Syntax eror.

Answer 12

I mean it will give Syntax eror

Answer 13

Form my view

Answer 14

correction
age=int(input())
and on a second line

Answer 15

Akash Kumar

Your code is write but I think you didn't check problem statement properly.

Your output should be this:

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

Answer 16

Thanks Atul

Answer 17

This also works:

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

Answer 18

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟ Oh, didn't quite realize that. Thanks for the correction.

Answer 19

The code works try using another compiler, or try using string concantination,
Im not really sure of the syntax(not a pythonista) but you can check it out

Answer 20

Use the format method, it is usefull in these cases