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name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff)
I keep getting error:
TypeError: must be str, not int
How do you guys debug in general? I'm new to programming. Is there a way to know exactly where it wants string?
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name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff)
I keep getting error:
TypeError: must be str, not int
How do you guys debug in general? I'm new to programming. Is there a way to know exactly where it wants string?
python python-3.x debugging
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You should be able to see the line number where the error occurred in the traceback. In general, you can debug by removing things until the error disappears, then put the last thing you removed back (in which you will find the error).
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What's wrong with the line6:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff)
I keep getting error:
TypeError: must be str, not int
How do you guys debug in general? I'm new to programming. Is there a way to know exactly where it wants string?
python python-3.x debugging
edited Nov 5 at 17:07
khelwood
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asked Nov 5 at 17:00
Galapagos
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This question already has an answer here:
How can I concatenate str and int objects?
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What's wrong with the line6:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff)
I keep getting error:
TypeError: must be str, not int
How do you guys debug in general? I'm new to programming. Is there a way to know exactly where it wants string?
This question already has an answer here:
How can I concatenate str and int objects?
3 answers
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You should be able to see the line number where the error occurred in the traceback. In general, you can debug by removing things until the error disappears, then put the last thing you removed back (in which you will find the error).
– L3viathan
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You should be able to see the line number where the error occurred in the traceback. In general, you can debug by removing things until the error disappears, then put the last thing you removed back (in which you will find the error).
– L3viathan
Nov 5 at 18:18
You should be able to see the line number where the error occurred in the traceback. In general, you can debug by removing things until the error disappears, then put the last thing you removed back (in which you will find the error).
– L3viathan
Nov 5 at 18:18
You should be able to see the line number where the error occurred in the traceback. In general, you can debug by removing things until the error disappears, then put the last thing you removed back (in which you will find the error).
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Python can't automatically convert integer variable to string.
You need to explicitly convert future variable to str type like this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
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this worked thanks
– Galapagos
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future is an integer, therefore, it cannot be concatenated with a string. You can do this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
OR cast int to str
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
C:UsersDocuments>py test.py
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023 you will turn 147
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023you will turn 147
answered Nov 5 at 17:30
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your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
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Python can't automatically convert integer variable to string.
You need to explicitly convert future variable to str type like this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
this worked thanks
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:39
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up vote
1
down vote
Python can't automatically convert integer variable to string.
You need to explicitly convert future variable to str type like this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
this worked thanks
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:39
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Python can't automatically convert integer variable to string.
You need to explicitly convert future variable to str type like this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
Python can't automatically convert integer variable to string.
You need to explicitly convert future variable to str type like this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
answered Nov 5 at 17:04
Dmitriy Fialkovskiy
1,4821224
1,4821224
this worked thanks
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:39
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this worked thanks
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:39
this worked thanks
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:39
this worked thanks
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:39
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future is an integer, therefore, it cannot be concatenated with a string. You can do this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
OR cast int to str
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
C:UsersDocuments>py test.py
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023 you will turn 147
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023you will turn 147
answered Nov 5 at 17:30
Rarblack
1
your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
future is an integer, therefore, it cannot be concatenated with a string. You can do this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
OR cast int to str
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
C:UsersDocuments>py test.py
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023 you will turn 147
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023you will turn 147
answered Nov 5 at 17:30
Rarblack
1
your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
future is an integer, therefore, it cannot be concatenated with a string. You can do this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
OR cast int to str
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
C:UsersDocuments>py test.py
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023 you will turn 147
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023you will turn 147
answered Nov 5 at 17:30
Rarblack
1
future is an integer, therefore, it cannot be concatenated with a string. You can do this:
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
OR cast int to str
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ', future, 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
C:UsersDocuments>py test.py
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023 you will turn 147
Example:
name = (input('Hi, please enter your name '))
dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB '))
today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date "))
future = int(today + 5)
diff = str(future - dob)
print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + str(future) + 'you will turn ' + diff)
Output:
Hi, please enter your name job
Hi please enter your DOB 1876
Hi please enter today's date 2018
Hi jobin the year of 2023you will turn 147
answered Nov 5 at 17:30
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edited Nov 5 at 19:51
answered Nov 5 at 17:30
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answered Nov 5 at 17:30
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answered Nov 5 at 17:30
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your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
add a comment |
your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
your solution doesn't seem to work:
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:38
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Why? It is working
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:41
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
Look both are perfectly working @Galapagos.
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
the original suggested: future = str(int(today + 5)) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) so inserting into the code: name = (input('Hi, please enter your name ')) dob = int(input('Hi please enter your DOB ')) today = int(input("Hi please enter today's date ")) future = str(int(today + 5)) diff = str(future - dob) print ('Hi ' + name + 'in the year of ' + future + 'you will turn ' + diff) does not work .
– Galapagos
Nov 5 at 19:45
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
I know what is your point?
– Rarblack
Nov 5 at 19:46
add a comment |
You should be able to see the line number where the error occurred in the traceback. In general, you can debug by removing things until the error disappears, then put the last thing you removed back (in which you will find the error).
– L3viathan
Nov 5 at 18:18