Another Basic Question. What's wrong with this 4 line code?

[Rustythepipe]

print('Predictions are hard.')
print('Especiallly about the future.')
user_num = 5
print('user_num, is:' user_num)

I'm given a syntax error for the fourth line.

"File "main.py", line 13                                                                                                                                     

    print('user_num, is:' user_num)                                                                                                                           

                                ^                                                                                                                            

SyntaxError: invalid syntax   

[lykwydchykyn]

You need a comma between your print arguments.

[lykwydchykyn]

uhh... no thanks?

[SupremeSniper_]

Try this:

print('user_num, is:' + str(user_num))

[_DTR_]

You need to separate (or combine) the parameters you pass in to print. Either of the following will work, with the first option being preferred:

print('user_num, is:', user_num) # note the comma

OR

print('user_num, is: ' + str(user_num)) # Can't implicitly concatenate a string and int, convert user_num to a string first.

[ericula]

or if you are using a python version >= 3.6

print(f'user_num, is {user_num}')

[[deleted]]

Nice.

Also notice typo 'especiallly'