Coding in Python 06 - Converting Data Types (Learn Linux TV Classics)

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[juanpaul]

Thank you so much for taking enough time to explain.

[spaceiswater]

I am so looking forward to #07 really enjoying your course as you're so good at teaching Python.

[HeyImEevee]

Your amazing! Im learning so much stuff that i completed my school assignment faster! Thanks a lot!

[mannysucik]

If you want to concatenate a string variable with a integer variable you can use f-string and there is no need to convert them. I just used : f’{my_string} {my_num}’ and it did the same thing !

[binnihh]

You forgot one option that is my_numb_1 + int(my_numb_2) works to

[AlgentAlbrahimi]

I didn't understand how do you clear the screen in python.