Concatenationing variables in Python?

Question

x = 42
z = 3.14
print(z+x) is "45.14" and print('z'+'x') is "zx". Is there a way to get the result "3.1442" with variables?
Edit: in Python.
Edit2: I realised you can just put the numbers into strings, actually that was bothering me.
x = "42"
z = "3.14"
print(z+x)=3.1442

Answer 1

Jona Žonta

Yes using str function

print (str(z) + str(x))

Answer 2

Yes this is possible. But you have not mentioned any language.

Answer 3

try this
x = 42
z = 3.14
print(str(x)+str(z))

Answer 4

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟ Your original answer was already very helpful because I didn't know about str function yet. Thank you also for the last answer (I'll study it), however to me (and to others who might stumble upon this while also being beginners) it was a revelation when I realised there are two options which both work and how both options work (even if one might be more desired than the other and even if it's inconsistent to use both).

n = "Jam"
a = "8"
b = 9
print(n+" is "+a+" years old. Soon to be "+str(b)+".")

Answer 5

Using f string is better in case of readability.
print(f'{name} is {age} years old')

Answer 6

Why no one told me Edit2 :)

Answer 7

Jona Žonta

If you put anything inside single quotes or double quotes that would be String not number.

Answer 8

A͢J - S͟o͟l͟o͟H͟e͟l͟p͟e͟r͟ Yes but both can be variables? and that was my question ...

Answer 9

Jona Žonta

Which stores value that's called as a variable. So here x and z are variable which can store any type of value like integer, string, float

x = 42 #this is integer

print (type(x)) # <class 'int'>

x = "42" #this is string

print (type(x)) # <class 'str'>

x = 3.14 #this is float

print (type (x)) # <class 'float'>