How to put a string and a float as an answer

Question

How can you get as output -"Distance =" + (distance)-
For example distance = int(input())
print("the distance =" + distance)
And that you get as output "the distance = 5" next to each other?

Answer 1

Pot Lood ,

not to forget that we do this task without any conversion, just use comma to separate the arguments of print() function. we also need no additional spaces...

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print("the distance =", distance)

Answer 2

+ str(distance)

Answer 3

Korkunç el Gato ,

using print() with concatenation (+) of arguments: we have to put additional spaces as a separator between the values

using print with comma between arguments: space is inserted automatically

Answer 4

Dang thank you

Answer 5

Lothar If you had to concatenate you would have used spaces though, right? Just trying to make sure.

Answer 6

Lothar
I wasn't quite sure if you also advised to not put any for concatenation inside print. I kind of doubted if my memory of what I read about python conventions was wrong. Thanks :-)