How do I make an integer appear in a string

Question

Okay, I'm trying to write a program that will take the age in integer but print the answer in a sentence. Like when I ask the question, 'how old are you', I get a prompt to input my age in years, convert it by multiplying by 365 days to get the result in days and , then I want to print the response in a sentence. Like 'You are 5500 days old.

This is the program I wrote:

x = input("How old are you: ")
Age = int(x)
y = (x * 365)
print("You are y days old)

I'm not getting the right answer, please help.

Answer 1

in python u can use format specifiers...eg.,
age = 10
print("Age is %d"%age)

output:
Age is 10

Answer 2

print ("you are %d days old" % (y))
let me know if it doesn't work

Answer 3

Raj, it didn't work, there's an error saying that 'a number is required not string'

Answer 4

let me check it on playground

Answer 5

ah! my bad, I didn't notice.
mention int in input else it will take input as string
do x=int (input ("enter age: "))
and print ("your age %d days" %(y))
it will work now

Answer 6

you did type conversion later. ..but multiplied with x, not with age...that's problem

Answer 7

That's good! Thanks Raj it work! Cheers

Answer 8

cheers. ..good night :)

Answer 9

age=10
print("Your Age Is " + str(age))

number=50
number=str(number)
print("Your number is " + number)