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April 3rd, 2003, 05:02 PM
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How do you combine strings and ints?
How do you combine a string and an int in Python? For example, I was messing around with some of the winsound functions, and when I tried something like:
print "Bitrate: " + params[1] Params[1] being the second element in the params array, which is contains information about the sound file (ie. type, bitrate, mono/stereo, etc.). I got an error saying I couldn't combine a string with an int (which, by the way is the stupidest syntax rule I've ever heard).
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April 3rd, 2003, 06:11 PM
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Re: How do you combine strings and ints?
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print "Bitrate: %d" % params[1] print "Bitrate: " + str(params[1]) Either will work. Have you gone through the tutorial on www.python.org ?
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