Python Printing Variables Inside of Text

[BaconComputing]

Hey guys! I've recently started programming in Python and I've run into an issue that's stumping me. I'm just messing around with if and for statements and I want to know how to state the numbers assigned to a variable inside of a printed text. Here's what I'm working with:

 

Jon = [9 , 10]

Sue = Jon

for i in Jon:

    Sue = i - 1

 

Right below the last line I would like to print("Sue could be [two variable values] years old.") How would I be able to insert the variable Sue into this text without going to the next line? 

Thanks,

-Bacon

[Blade of Grass]

Jon = [9 , 10]Sue = Jonfor i in Jon:    Sue = i - 1Age = <whatever you calculate>print("Sue could be " + Age + " years old")

I think that should work. Wasn't sure what you're calculating though.

[fizzlesticks]

Could you give an example of the output you want after adding in the variables,

[BaconComputing]

Oh, actually I figured it out on my own. I just do %s, then after I close the print function I put % Sue.