How can I fix a 'TypeError' in my Python code?
A 'TypeError' usually occurs when an operation is applied to an object of an inappropriate type. Can you share the code snippet?
Sure, I'm trying to add a string and an integer: result = 'Hello' + 5
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In Python, you can't concatenate a string and an integer directly. You can convert the integer to a string using str(5)
, like this: result = 'Hello' + str(5)
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Got it! That makes sense. What if I want to format the string instead?
You can use f-strings for formatting. For example: result = f'Hello {5}'
will give you 'Hello 5'.
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