What's wrong with this code ? ( Beginner)

Question

#addition of numbers
name= input()
num1= int(input()) #pick a number
num2= int(input()) #pick a number
sum = num1 + num2
print (sum)
print (name + " , " + num1 + " + " + num2 " = " + sum + " !")
print ("eurika !!")

Answer 1

name is not defined
you need to convert the numbers to strings before concatenating
there is a + missing in the 2nd print

Answer 2

where did name come from?

Answer 3

variable 'name' is not defined.

Answer 4

I made a mistake
Updated it now

I can't get it to print the statement I want

Answer 5

READ my COMPLETE comment.

Answer 6

Odobeatu Emmanuella ,

to get the output string in a more simpler way, we can use a so called `f-string` (string interpolation). this needs a bit learning new things, but as you can see in the samples, the definition of the output is less confusing, and we do not need to convert numerical values to a string first.

this link leads to a tutorial about string handling:

https://stackabuse.com/guide-to-strings-in-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK/

to get to the section where f-strings are explained, go to the menue of the browser, select `search in page` and insert this:

`Introduction to f-strings`

you will find explanations and code samples that you can use / modify for your own purpose.