When you are running or creating a Python script and want to avoid “Type Errors” you can do it by converting an integer to a string variable. You will only be able to concatenate an integer with message after converting int to string in python. The str() method in Python helps you do it.
Step#1:
Launch your IDE first and in my case, I am using NotePad++ to Make Python Script and Run it in IDE.
After creating .py file write your code in which you want to Convert Int to String in Python language.
Step#2:
You have to type str(variable name) for example str(number).
Step#3:
Press “Enter” and str() method will run to convert an integer to a string. Here’s an example code:
answer=input("Enter Any Number: ");
answer=int(answer)+10;
print("Answer After Adding 10 to Your Entered Number is "+str(answer));
The example above used the prompt user to enter a number and once it is entered int() method cast the variable to integer and add ten in the user’s entered number. Then, the “str” function converts the integer to a string so that Python can concatenate and print out the answer.
Without using “str()” method to convert the integer to a string in Python will give you “TypeError: cannot concatenate “str” and “int” objects” error.
