[IDetox]

Hi guys started with Python today (im a noob i know)
Got the following problem.

I type: z= input ("enteranynumber")

before i initialized h=5 etc..

When i try to write z+h it says:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#5>", line 1, in <module>
z+2
TypeError: Can't convert 'int' object to str implicitly

Some1 got any ideas? urprised:

[Guxi]

User input will bi taken as string (str), you are trying to do math with string and integer, which cannot be possible.
If user inputs number 5, it will be string "5", not 5.

All you need to do is convert it to integer:

Code:

int(z)+h

Or it might be opposite problem. Solution is same

Code:

str()

[IDetox]

Im an Idiot :-D Im thinking what mistake ive done and its so easy :-P Thx anyway for showing me how dumb i am :-D

[diana32]

Well-nobody is born and already knows everithing.I suggest you to take a look on youtube-there is many tutorial that can help you.

[IDetox]

i recommend the channel from LiveFaster a member of our HC community!

http://www.youtube.com/user/nerd2academia?gl=DE&hl=de

[BunnyJ]

Quick answer:
z = int(input("Enter a number -> ))
print (z)

[LoneDevil]

z = int(input ("Enter any number " ))
h = 5
y = z + h
print (y)

[IDetox]

Thx buddies Happy to have u guys :-P

[BunnyJ]

Thx buddies Happy to have u guys :-P

Glad to help.. have fun with Python. I like it as well.
Jeff

[Nailo]

python is a excellent programming language for beginners if you have any more problems post on the forums or pm me champion.