On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 04:31:21PM -0800, farhan...@gmail.com wrote: > It's for a school assignment. Basically, I need to roll 5 dies with 6 sides > each. So basically, 6 random numbers. That part is easy. Then I need to add > it up. Ok, done that. However, I also need to say something along the lines > of "your total number was X". That's what I'm having trouble with. I added > the dice rolls together and put them into a variable I called "number" but it > seems to glitch out that variable is in any command other than "print > number". Like, if I try to write: > > print "<p>your total number was:" number "</p>" > > It just doesn't work. That would be: print "<p>your total number was" + str(number) + "</p>"
Notice two differences: - Used the + operator to concatenate two strings: "foo" + "bar" == "foobar" - Converted the number from integer to string, you can't do: <int> + <str> directly, you have to either int(<str>) + <int> if you want to do an integer addition, or: str(<int>) + <str>, if you want string concatenation. You didn't use an operator, and «"string" variable "string"» is not valid python. -- Eduardo Alan Bustamante López -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
