def myfunc(): i=73 return i out = myfunc() print 'the number is: ' + iThe mistake seen here is a common one, and easy to make. In a language such as Python, where variables are not declared before use, and exist as untyped until given data, programmers often forget that as in other languages, variables loaded with specific types of data do have an allowable set of operations for the type.
myfunc()was implicitly declared as when 73 was assigned to i in the function.
import string def myfunc(): i=73 return i out = myfunc() print 'the number is' + str(i)
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