Issue With Saving Into A Txt In Python 3.3.2

I have created a piece of code to save some data generated by my code into a txt file on my pc, however when ever i run the program i receive this error, Traceback (most recent cal

Solution 1:

Firstly, I'm assuming that the import statement isn't atually out-dented, just like that in the sample.

The error TypeError: Can't convert 'int' object to str implicitly essentially means that it can't add A to B, or in this case, an integer and a string. We can get round this by making

char1[1]="Strength now " + strh1

into:

char1[1]="Strength now " + str(strh1)

This is just saying 'turn strh1 into a string before you add it. But after this I noticed a new error:

TypeError: 'str' object does not support item assignment.

This is because, at least in this case, you're treating the string as an array, mixed in with dictionary syntax (By the looks of it). I'm not sure what you're doing with the line

char1[1]="Strength now " + strh1

as it appears to me that you're trying to add an item to a dictionary which is not there, so I can only try to explain what's going wrong.

It's also worth noting that when you take an input as a string, it's not necessary to put it as foo = str(input("Bar: ")) as by default python takes inputs as strings. This means you would get the same result from foo = input("Bars: ").