How do i add a Variable and a number in python??

[Gigabiter]

here is my code:

cool=input("What Number??")
cool + 60

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i just need to add "cool" plus 60, its kinda stupid but im still learning

[Mr_KoKa]

cool = int(input("What Number??")) + 60

[ServerGuy]

From what I can remember, you will need code like this:

cool=int(input("What Number??"))
cool=cool + 60

if you wish to use the same variable and update it. You need the int() function since input() stores the input as a string (in my experience, this method is the easiest).

 

If you want to use a different variable name, then you can do this.

[new name here]=cool + 60 #replace [new name here] with a variable name

Forgot to add: my code is clunky, but that's how I've been taught to do it

[mathijs727]

9 minutes ago, Gigabiter said:

here is my code:

cool=input("What Number??")
cool + 60

-------------------------------------

i just need to add "cool" plus 60, its kinda stupid but im still learning

You do it just like that.

If you want to print the output:

result = cool + 60

print(result)

[vorticalbox]

if you need to add a number variable you can use

 

cool =+ 60 no need to wrote cool = cool + 60

 

[Mr_KoKa]

3 minutes ago, vorticalbox said:

if you need to add a number variable you can use

 

cool =+ 60 no need to wrote cool = cool + 60

 

You have made a mistake, a =+ 2 will be equal to a = +2; which is equal to a = 2, but a += 2 is a = a + 2

[vorticalbox]

@Mr_KoKa my bad I was almost right though.