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Python Python Basics (2015) Python for Beginners Correct errors

Posted by Chris Hansen
Chris Hansen
3,507 Points

Heya! I need your help. The script below has some errors in it. I know you might still be a little uncomfortable with c

It's such a simple question, but I cant get passed one tiny minuscule part.

I am supposed to fix the following code:

print("Hello") print(name)

print("Let's do some math!")

print(5 = 'a') print("Thanks for playing")

i knnow the name variable is undefined so created a variable : name = "Chris"

but the video goes over the type or operand error , but doesn't actually go over the solution as to how to add a str to int lol. Thanks ahead of time.

errors.py 
print("Hello")
name = "Chris"
print(name)

print("Let's do some math!")

print(5 + str"a")

print("Thanks for playing along!')

1 Answer

Halit KOÇHAN
Halit KOÇHAN
480 Points
Halit KOÇHAN
Halit KOÇHAN
480 Points

True code is

print("Hello") print("name") print("Lets.....") print(5+5) print("blabla")

You do not need to make any define such as name or string a, just try to print to texts on the screen.