5 replies to this topic

[icecube45]

Let's say I would like to have code print a variable, like for example

print("enter a name:")
name = read()
print(name "was your name")

could I just do that? or is there some other way I have to do it

[PixelToast]

this belongs in the beta forum
and you have to concatenate the two things using the .. operator:

print(var.."something")

[icecube45]

Ok, thanks. Im using it in a script to lock my computer, sorry for wrong section. fairly new to forums

[Luanub]

You dont have to concatenate it you can use a comma as well. And this is fine in ask-a-pro. I'm not sure what it has to do with beta??

print(var," Stuff")

[PixelToast]

luanub, on 10 November 2012 - 05:13 PM, said:

You dont have to concatenate it you can use a comma as well. And this is fine in ask-a-pro. I'm not sure what it has to do with beta??

print(var," Stuff")

that only works with the print command
if you plan on doing something like

thing=var,"stuff"

it wont work

[Luanub]

Some functions work with the comma, others don't. This topic is about printing, which does work with a comma.