How can I fix type annotation errors in my code?

I'm getting type annotation errors in my Python code. How can I fix them?

Type annotation errors usually occur when the type hints don't match the actual data types. Can you share the specific error message?

Sure, it says 'Expected type 'int', got 'str' instead.' What does that mean?

This means that a variable expected to be an integer is receiving a string instead. Check the variable assignments in your code.

I see! I accidentally assigned a string to that variable. How do I correct it?

You can either change the assignment to an integer or update the type hint to reflect that it can be a string. What do you prefer?