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the program, when executed, will display an error on the screen (see Figure 6-6). a Code and execute productName = "Chromecast" productPrice = 30 print("Name: "+productName) print("Price: "+productPrice) Typeerrer Traceback sdpython-input-5-czasazocsgad> in () 2 productPrice = 30 2 print ("Nam -oducthame) > 4 print ("Pri roductPrice) Typeerrer: can only concatena str (not “int™) to str Figure 6-6. Error when trying to concatenate invalid types. To solve the previous problem, we must convert the numeric value to type str. The following code shows how in line 4, we use the str function to convert the value stored in the variable productPrice to type sty, and now the concatenation is valid. Figure 6-7 shows the output on the screen of the execution of the previous code. Code and execute productName = "Chromecast" productPrice = 30 print("Name: "+productName) a print("Price: "+ str(productPrice)) Name: Chromecast Price: 30 Figure 6-7. Execution of the previous code. fe Quick discussion: In Python, it is also possible to print multiple values and variables within a single print state- ment by separating them with commas “” (as shown in the following code). In this case, the values separated by com- mas can be of different types (there is no need to convert them all to str). We can see that we do not need to con- vert productPrice to str. However, in this book, we will only use concatenation since repeating this process helps us in- ternalize the concept of variable typing in Python. This will be very useful for understanding later concepts. Code and execute 1. productName = "Chromecast" 2. productPrice = 30 3. print("Name:",productName,"- Price:",product- Price) 6.5. Exercises Theoretical exercises E6.1. What type is each of the following variables? Note: assume that in line 2, the user enters 59. Analyze 1. elonAge=51 2. bezosAge = input("Enter age: ") 3. bezosAgeModified = int(bezosAge) E6.2. What is the purpose of the input function?

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