Replacing the str to float or into in this printing method using python

Python
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print(‘Hello’ + 10*’ ’ + ‘World’)

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While this code is working fine, I’m having error if I replace the str with float or int using the same print method.

I need help.

Thanks in anticipation

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I’m not sure what you want to know and I can’t tell from your snippet. When I do some variations, I get

print with 10 empty strings:

>>> print('hello' + 10*'' + 'world')
helloworld

print with 10 spaces:

>>> print('hello' + 10*' ' + 'world')
hello          world

strings can only combine with strings(+ means string concatenation in this context, not addition):

>>> print('hello' + 10 + 'world')
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

unless you help them out:

>>> print('hello' + str(10) + 'world')
hello10world

or you can fill in the blanks:

>>> print('hello{}world'.format(10))
hello10world

print() will try to print whatever you give it, but you have to make sure the types of different items can be combined everywhere, not just in print().

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Thanks for your time.

But what I want to achieve is that what method can I use if the ‘Hello’ and ‘World’ have been floating number and integer and which can still maintain that spacing method.

Thanks

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I’m not really sure what you are asking either. Do you want to print two numbers separated by 10 spaces?

print(42, 10*' ', 3.14159)

If you are not going to perform math on the numbers it doesn’t really matter if they are strings or numbers.

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The solution you gave is exactly what I wanted.

Thanks for your time