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31 May 2022

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30 May 2022

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Resolved: print('\'',num,'\'', 'is not a number')

Good morning, I have this question: if I write the code "print('\'',num,'\'', 'is not a number')", the risult is, for example, ' cat ' is not a number.  How can I avoid the spaces between quotes and "cat"? Thank you

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Posted on:

31 May 2022

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Hey Alessandro,

Thank you for your question!

You can avoid the spaces by concatenating the strings using a plus sign as follows:

print('\'' + num + '\'' + ' is not a number')

Notice that I've added an additional space at the beginning of the last string.

Another way to solve the task is by using f-strings. The solution would look as follows:

print(f'\'{num}\' is not a number')

Hope this helps!

Kind regards,
365 Hristina

Posted on:

31 May 2022

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Thank you very much

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