Good job! Alternatively, you can use print() with commas instead of pluses to avoid converting numbers with the str() function:
future_age = 30
print('Tomorrow, I will be',future_age,'!')
When you use commas in print(), Python will automatically add a space between each element. This is usually very convenient, but can sometimes produce unwanted results. For instance, the code above will show:
Tomorrow, I will be 30 !
Note that there is a space between the number 30 and the exclamation mark, which is incorrect according to punctuation rules. In such cases, use the plus operator to gain more fine-grain control over your output.
Which language would you like to learn after mastering Python? You can see our proposition in the Code editor. Using the variable next_lang, print the following text:
Next, I will learn R
If you want, you can change the name of the language you intend to learn next.
