My issue
print(7 “plus” 3, “equals”, 10) whAT IS MY MISTAKE tell me in deep
My code
# Add "equals" and 10 at the place of __, __
print(7 "plus" 3, "equals", 10)
Learning course: Learn Python Programming
Problem Link: https://www.codechef.com/learn/course/rcpit-python/RCPITPY03/problems/PYTH12
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Add “equals” and 10 at the place of __, __
print(7, “plus”, 3, “equals”, 10)
i think this will make sense. 7 is int and ‘plus’ is string and they want to be separated by ‘,’
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print(7,“plus”,3,“equals”,10) Add comma between 7 and plus because 7 is a int and plus is string
print(7,“plus”,3,“equals”,10)
you not comma
either make it all string use plus or give comma after every integer and string
print(7 ,“plus” ,3 ,"equals ", 10 )
print("7 " +"plus "+ "3 "+"equals "+ "10 ")
Syntax Error:
- In
print(7 "plus" 3, "equals", 10)
, you are not using a valid way to separate elements inside print()
.
"plus"
is not properly connected with 7
and 3
. Python does not allow implicit concatenation like that without an operator.
print(str(7) + " plus " + str(3) + " equals " + str(10))