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Why doesn't the line print("The count value is: ", count) not generate an error if memory serves it was shown to be written as this : print("The count value is: ", (str(count)) Something to do with combining string and integer on the same line as shown below? age=18 if age >= 18: print("You are " + str(age) + " so collect your polling care")
A print function will convert an integer (e.g count) to a string to allow it to be printed to the VDU. Using the str function is often used to help document code i.e. indicates that the variable is not a string.
I recommend that you think of the "for loop" as a "for each item". So 'count' then takes up the value of each item in the list in turn every time you iterate around the loop. Best wishes Phil
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Congratulations! You have made it to my Python Tutor list because your teaching is awesome. Only a select few make it. From Texas, happy holidays John!
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I appreciate your effort putting into these videos.
Keep making more project based tutorials because they are very much interesting and engaging. And, at the end you have something to show off. You may like to consider making web development using Python.
Thank you very much.
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Why doesn't the line print("The count value is: ", count) not generate an error if memory serves it was shown to be written as this :
print("The count value is: ", (str(count))
Something to do with combining string and integer on the same line as shown below?
age=18
if age >= 18:
print("You are " + str(age) + " so collect your polling care")
A print function will convert an integer (e.g count) to a string to allow it to be printed to the VDU. Using the str function is often used to help document code i.e. indicates that the variable is not a string.
Thank you
Dear sir Jones , can you say in this video (time saw 2.0 minutes) that count is actually a list and not a variable like you say here ?
I recommend that you think of the "for loop" as a "for each item". So 'count' then takes up the value of each item in the list in turn every time you iterate around the loop.
Best wishes
Phil