name = 'James' age = 34 print("name is age years old")

Question

What am I doing wrong here I want the output to be “James is 34 years old” but the output becomes “name is age years old

Answer 1

print (name, " is ", age, " years old")

Answer 2

You should write variable name outside the inverted comma's

Answer 3

Okkay, so what you were doing wrong is -->
Basically python think a bunch or letter/number/anything in the Quotation marks (") as Strings (str). Now, if you print a str or string, the whole string will be printed.
On the other hand, variables do not have the Quotation marks. So, in a print, if you want to refer to a variable, you must use its name outside the Quotation marks. And to separate the strings and variables, commas (,) are used.
Hope you got the point and Best of Luck <3

Answer 4

I have already answered

Answer 5

do this code -->
name = 'James'
age = 34
print(name, " is ", age, " years old.")
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You may also do this -->
print("{name} is {age} years old".format(name = "Jamse", age = 34))
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Also -->
name = "James"
age = 34
print(f"{name} is {age} years old.")
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Btw, the first one is better for you, I guess...

Answer 6

That easy 😉
Name = "James"
Age = 34
print (Name, " is ", Age, " years old")

Answer 7

Try this:
print(name , " is ", age , " years old")
As you write it now, you are printing the string "name is age years old" and you are not actually using the variables created by you(name and age)

Answer 8

Read the lessons about variables and you will understand a lot easier.

Answer 9

You are welcome, Dima Melnichuk.
Good luck learning Python...

Answer 10

Dima Melnichuk
Variables:
name = "James"
age = 34
Examples:
print(name , "is" , age , "years old")
print(f"{name} is {age} years old")
print("{} is {} years old".format(name, age))
print("%s is %s years old"%(name, age))

Answer 11

Try using f strings.
name = ‘James’
age = 34
print(f‘{name} is {age} years old’)

Answer 12

https://code.sololearn.com/c74DqM1B93BM
name ='James'
age=34
print('%s is %i year old'%(name,age))
print("{} is {} years old".format(name,age))

Answer 13

name = input()
age = input()
print(name, " is ", age, " years old.")

Answer 14

Name="james"
Age=34
Print(name+" is"+ age+" years old")

Answer 15

If u do it with c++ :
cout << name << "is " << age << "years old\n";
C :
printf("%s is %d years old\n", name, age);
Python :
print(name, "is", age, "years old")
This may help you ☺️

Answer 16

Because age and name both are in String it should be like this print(name + " is " + age + "year old");

Answer 17

print("my name is james and I am "+ str(age) +"years old.")

Answer 18

So what was i doing wrong in the code was i not adding thr commas? Or the quotes

Answer 19

And what does that look like because i started coding yesterday

Answer 20

Ooo i get what i did wrong i put in “name not name