How do I concatenate string and an integer?

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act = input("Enter name of the activity")
cellone = int(input("Enter the order number of activity"))
cell1 = "A" + cellone
worksheet.write(cell1, act)

I’m trying to concatenate A and cellone but I’m getting some error saying that I can’t concatenate string and an integer, is there a way to do this?

Asked By: CharizardLizard

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Answer 1

str(cellone) returns the value of cellone as a string.

call1="a"+str(cellone)

Answered By: clickbait

Answer 2

Remove the int in line 2 as follows:

cellone=input("Enter the order number of activity")

It takes the input as a string data type anyway

Answered By: user18511682

Answer 3

Just dont convert the string to int. correct that to

cellone=input("Enter the order number of activity")

Answered By: balu

Answer 4

You can change int to a string representation using this:

cell1="A"+str(cellone)

Alternatively, f-string formatting will also work:

cell1=f"A{cellone}"

Answered By: SultanOrazbayev

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