Why can't I get concatenate my dict even after i type str or int?-CodePudding

#1 /usr/bin/python

print ('Hi')
age = 4
print (age)
pi = 22/7
print (pi)
time = "2300"
print(int(time) age) 


eten = ("Rice", "Fish", "Stew")
print ("I like eating "  (eten [0]))
print ("I like eating "  (eten [1]))
print ("I like eating "  (eten [2]))
print ("I like eating "  (eten [0])   " and "   eten [2])   

for food in eten:
    print ("I like eating "   food )

x = 1
while x <= 3:
    x = x 1
    print (x)

dict = {}
dict["Jon"] = 23
dict["Tom"] = 24
dict["Ron"] = 28

for age in dict:
    print (age   ' is '   int(dict))

I've gone online to use online debuggers and I'm not getting anywhere. I added str in front and added int and both give me errors.

CodePudding user response：

You can not concatenate Integer with String. The best way to solve your problem is this:

dict = {}
dict["Jon"] = 23
dict["Tom"] = 24
dict["Ron"] = 28


for name in dict:
    print (name   ' is '   str(dict.get(name)))

CodePudding user response：

Try:

for name,age in dict.items():
    print (name   ' is '   str(age))

Instead of..

for age in dict:
    print (age   ' is '   int(dict))

also don't use name dict as it is a built-in data structure in python..