Why does the error occurs

Question

try:
variable = 10
print(variable + "hello")
print(variable / 2)
except ZeroDivisionError:
print("Divided by zero")
except (ValueError, TypeError):
print("Error occurred")

What about print(variable/2)
Why this doesn't run??

Answer 1

variable is integer type there. Cannot be added to string..
Write like print( str(variable) +"hello")

Edit:
Nomita Patwal
print(variable/2) is fine and prints 5.0
str(variable) won't change original variable, just converts in print function..
variable = str(variable) will change original variable to string equivalent..
Check in playground..

Answer 2

you are trying to concentrate a number and a string.
print(str(variable) + "hello")

Answer 3

Look mam.
In your code, variable is a integer number and hello is a string cause it is a letter and it has " ".
But we cant add a integer with a string as you did in first print statement .
So you need to convert the integer into string .
str(10)
After this you can add both of them .
On the other hand you can print both of them . Like ,
print(variable, "hello")
This means that your are printing them one after another but not adding them.
.
So if you want to add them , than you have to convert them...or if you just want to print them one after one then use method 2.
.
Happy coding mam....