Python Programming Tutorial - Tutorial 5 - Converting Integers to Strings [HD] [BEGINNER]

Hey guys! Sorry, this one is REALLY basic.. But it is important.. Therefore, I made a video based on it.

[urfelderfelstein]

Bro, these tutorials are awesome, the perfect length, detail, and ever so slightly entertaining. Keep it up Bro, you've gained my subscription!

[PICfilMbr]

Thank you, MinecraftArt, I was in my room reading about python when integers came up, and the examples weren't terribly good. But thanks to you I can finally get my head around int( ) and int( ) when it's compared to a string. I can't thank you enough, man/

[TheUkeKid]

I'm sorta surprised you never thought of this way but it works to just add quotation marks before and after the integer like this: x = "45"

[eddiej.]

I keep getting syntax error on last line of the y+x. the y is the error. what do?

[TheUkeKid]

I haven't tried this yet but is it possible to just make x be like this

x = "45"

wouldn't that be a string?

[matthewgoulding]

biiipify, did you make sure it was saved as .py?

[sonfuniverse]

Does this work backwards when converting from string to integer?

[johnwogu]

is it possible to convert int to list?

[scmiller]

You Dont Really Need That, I Did It Without Colors And It Worked.

[mohammedzia]

Hi, , I tried the same in Jupyter Notebook, but I am getting an error as TypeError: 'str' object is not callable. Is there any change in the rules now ? When I tried the same in Terminal, it is working. Can you explain why it is giving error in Jupyter Notebook?

[sailingasia]

"i'm full of fail right now" that made me laugh

[flipendo]

put the y+x into brackets, so you would have: print (y+x)

i had the same problem.

[MinecraftArt]

If you wouldn't mind sending me a picture, I'd be more than happy to help!
Or, you could simply explain the problem through PM in greater detail.
Your choice, good luck!

Thanks,

-Luke

[TheUkeKid]

happened to me too, the next day it had the colors again.

[LiteMksas]

You forgot to save it as .py, always add .py.

[danielrose]

Fix for new version:

#string+integer =NO NO

x = 45
z = "I love the number:"
#Remove space on str
x = st r(x)
print (" "+z+x)

[ahmedr.]

why confusing beginners, just make x = '45', now 45 is a string (i.e text) not a number (integer)

[TheUkeKid]

PEOPLE!!!! EASIER WAY OVER HERE!!!!
instead of doing this: x = 45
do this: x = "45"

[Poopythesnowmanman]

THANK U UR A FUCKING GOD U JUST FUCKING SAVED ME A HUGE HEADACHE BRUH