Re: [Jython-users] string number concatenation quickie

[charles F s. <yr...@ya...>]

Hello Will,

Here's a capture of a console session that shows (I
think) what you want to do. just put the reverse quote
character (my term, its to the left of the 1 key)
before and after the variable holding the number.

>>> 	cba = 123
>>> 	abc = 'abc' + cba
Traceback (most recent call last):
TypeError: __add__ nor __radd__ defined for these
operands
>>> 	abc = 'abc' + `cba`
>>> 	print abc
abc123

regards,

charles simons



--- Wil...@FI... wrote:
> 
> this might be me just being really dim, but...
> 
> why can't i do...
> 
> cba=123
> abc='abc'+cba
> 
> ...to make a string with value 'abc123'  `?
> what can i do instead ?
> 
> i.e. if a have a variable that always has an integer
> value, and i want to
> append this integer to the end of a string...
> 
> - will
> 
> 
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