How can we add a number with a string while printing

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cLSmdXSeLoVg/?ref=app

Answer 1

If you use a comma instead of ‘+’ code will run:

x = int(input())
print("your number is " , x)

If you use f-string it looks like this:

print(f’Your number is {x}’)

Answer 2

Well bro Yes , you can't add a number while printing as string can't be concatenated with number.
You can make your code like this
x = int(input())
print("your number is " , x)

Remove that + sign and place a comma to print the number
Thanks

Answer 3

Thanks everyone...now i got it...:☺😀😀😁

Answer 4

In Python, you can not 'add' strings and numbers because it's a different data type.

Your solution in this case:

print("your number is", x)

Answer 5

print("Your number is " + str(x))

Answer 6

you are only supposed to concatenate string types with other string types if you want to output a string

therefore you have to convert your “x” var (input) to string in order to do it. You can replace “x” with “str(x)” and see it works

Answer 7

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Answer 8

str (x)

Answer 9

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