So I'm learning python and I've tried to use this code to make an image duplicator for convenience so that I can replicate this image 5 (or any other number) times at once, but I keep getting this problem.

import shutil

src = r'D:\src\C:\Users\Gamal\Pictures\Picture21.jpg'
ext = r'.jpg'

#Change the 5 to what number you want to duplicate

for i in range(5):
shutil.copy(src, f'{src   (i)   ext}')```

CodePudding user response：

It means you can't use with src (a string) and i (an integer).

Use f-string interpolation as is and don't try to use to "sum up" integers with strings:

for i in range(5):
   shutil.copy(src, f'{src}{i}{ext}')

CodePudding user response：

i is an integer but src is a string you can't use for two different types.