Why can't I concatenate strings and integers?

Question

How can i change this code so I get the needed output?

Code :
x = float(input("Enter a number - "))
print("\nThe square of the number you have entered is - " + x**2)

Output :

Enter a number - 14

The square of the number you have entered is - 196.0

Answer 1

hi !byteCode, try str (x**2) hope this will help you its convert the integer to string

Answer 2

If you don't want to convert the answer explicitly to string then,
you can use (,) comma instead of (+) plus in between string and integer to get the desired output.

Answer 3

print( "the square of no. you have entered "+str(x**2))

Answer 4

The input is a floating type.
Then the output of the final answer is processed in the last statement.
ie squaring .
And the output is displayed.