How do you concatenate pre defined variables?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/c607GKPSvNRY/?ref=app

Answer 1

print(str(x) + foo)

Answer 2

x = 98
foo = input("enter your number ")

print(str(x) + " + " + foo)

to concatenate with an integer you need to make it a string. so I wrapped it in a str() .. then used + to add another piece. which is a string with 2 spaces and a + sign.. then I used + to add the final piece which is the foo variable. I didn't have to cast it as a str() because input by default is a string.

Answer 3

I tried it. instead of getting x+y, can't the result be xy

Answer 4

are you trying to add the 2 numbers and print the result? Or do you want it to actually show the + sign?

Answer 5

I am adding the numbers as if they were strings

Answer 6

so if the input was 3 you would want an output of

98+3

Answer 7

so you don't want 98+3 for an output, you would want 983?

Answer 8

thank you. it is correct