[Will Patterson]

Code

age = 22
daysalive = (age * 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for" , daysalive +" days""")

How would I format the print so it does not give errors?:



Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\17275\Desktop\Python\daysAlive.py", line 3, in <module>
print("Hello, you have been alive for" , daysalive +" days""")
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'


Thanks :)

[the craavce]

age = 22
daysalive = (age 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for " + str(daysalive)+ " days")

or

age = 22
daysalive = (age 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for " , daysalive , " days")

just replace + with ,

[Will Patterson]

age = 22
daysalive = (age 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for " + str(daysalive)+ " days")

or

age = 22
daysalive = (age 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for " , daysalive , " days")

just replace + with ,

Appreciate it :)

[vorticalbox]

age = 22
daysalive = (age 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for " + str(daysalive)+ " days")

or

age = 22
daysalive = (age 365)
print("Hello, you have been alive for " , daysalive , " days")

just replace + with ,

better would be

PHP Code


<?php 
age = 22
daysalive = (age * 365)
print(f"Hello, you have been alive for {daysalive} days") 


[L E G I Ø N]

better would be

PHP Code


<?php 
age = 22
daysalive = (age * 365)
print(f"Hello, you have been alive for {daysalive} days") 


Even better would be

Code

from datetime import date

birthday = date(1998, 12, 31)
delta = date.today() - birthday
print(f"Hello, you have been alive for {delta.days} days")

[_wiz]

Even better would be

Code

from datetime import date

birthday = date(1998, 12, 31)
delta = date.today() - birthday
print(f"Hello, you have been alive for {delta.days} days")

This isn't just better its the only correct answer per pep 498.

[ThinWhiteDuke]

As the saying goes ‘There’s more than one way to skin a cat’ 🙂