How to fix this code?

Question

I just starded with python and i get the error "nonetype" how to fix?

This is my code
age = input("What is your age in years? ")
print("if your birthday was today you would be")
print(age)+print("Years old")
agem = int(age) * 12
print(agem)+print("Months old")
aged = int(age) * 365.25
print(aged)+ print("Days old")

Answer 1

Robin Hamerslag ,

You can't concatenate two print statements...
You can concatenate only the values within one print statement...

here look at this:-

https://code.sololearn.com/cn1C4lyQsiKL/?ref=app

this is without concatenation....just use comma....

https://code.sololearn.com/cZzz2l82A5NJ/?ref=app

Answer 2

Robin Hamerslag ,

if you convert the input of age to int just during input, you can avoid all further convertions. follow the second sample of Riya and modify the code like this scheme: var = int(input(...))

Answer 3

age = input("What is your age in years? ")
print("If your birthday was today, you would be")
print(age, "Years old") # Fixed the print statements

agem = int(age) * 12
print(agem, "Months old") # Fixed the print statements

aged = int(age) * 365.25
print(aged, "Days old") # Fixed the print statements

Answer 4

You can use the f string for example: print(f'age: {age} years old
')