How to print the value of a variable next to a string, which the value of variable is an integer?

Question

Hello Python coders how are you doing today? I have a question...

How to print the value of a variable next to a string, which the value of variable is an integer?

I know a way to print variables in Python 3:

print(variable)

Another way I have seen is:

print("Some string here: ", variable)

I tried it on my code and somehow it works, but not as I want... I mean the line of code that I wanna print out is:

print("Dogs Years: ", human_years)

and the output of this line is:

('Dogs Years: ', 19.5)

But the expected output is:

Dogs Years: 19.5

How to achieve that??

EDIT: I have finally fixed this issue. The main problem was that I included the double quotes instead of the single one.

it should be like this: print(f'Dogs Years: {human_years}') where human_years is actually the variable.

Answer 1

Try using f' prefix:

print(f'Dogs Years: {human_years}')

Answer 2

print('Dog years: {}'.format(human_years))