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

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().

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

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.

The solution you gave is exactly what I wanted.

Thanks for your time