Day 7: Type casting in python

Like many languages, python can coerce values of certain types to something else. Unlike javascript, python is bit more strict about type casting.

age = input ("Enter your age: ")
print ("You are " + age + " years old.")

age = int(age)

print ("You will be " + str(float(age + 10)) + " years old in the year " + str(2022 + 10) + ".")

F-Strings

Similar to javascript’s own template literals, Python has its own way of evaluating and formatting strings

age = input ("Enter your age: ")
print ("You are " + age + " years old.")

age = int(age)

print (f"You will be {float(age + 10)} years old in the year {2022 + 10}.")