When I tried this on VScode, it didn't work

Hi, did you get it sorted out? Post your code so I can help you check it out.

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Oops, sorry i forgot to paste the code. Do I have to do it like this:

 '''first_name = input('What is your first name?            ')
print(first_name)


print('Hello, '+ first_name)

if first_name == 'Craig':
    print(first_name+' learning python ')

elif first_name == 'Boy':
print(first_name + 'is really good at learning python. Me too! ')

else:
    #finding out how old the user is
    age = int(input('How old are you ' + first_name + '?         '))

    if age <= 6:
        print('You should learn to read '+ first_name+'!!')
    if age >= 6:
        print('You are on a great age to learn Python ' + first_name)
print('Have a great day '+first_name + '!' )'''

Try

print(first_name, "has come from learning JS where they use the + convention rather than commas <3 ")

p.s. use backtick which is on the tilde key (top left of your keyboard usually)

I tried your code in VS Code and it works fine. Is your current code exactly the same with the code you posted? If so, you missing the indentation for the print statement in elif block.

What about you post the error message here. It should tell us the line number of the error.

To concatenate you'll need a space between the + and the )

Here's what I am : https://prnt.sc/l07gon Sorry for the bad quality. I showed the problems I am facing in the terminal. Check if maybe there is something wrong with my editor. Thanks Padraig Leoghain and Samuels Zhen!

1. Why is there extra code in that file? And what are the triple quotes around that extra code for?

2. Comment out or get rid of the excess code, leaving only the 2 lines that are needed. Do not put quotes around your input answer when you run the script. Only write Dskellth not "Dskellth".

3. If you still get an incorrect response or errors, paste the code back into here using ``` on the line before and on the line after the code. else mark an answer as correct ;)

Hmmm. Wierd... Somehow it works now. I always wrote: python [path to the file]. But I had to write /usr/bin/python3.6 [path to the file]. The way I found it out was. I went to the links that Smauel Zhen linked to, and there it said that I can run my code my right-clicking then Run Python File in Terminal, and when I did it, it automatically wrote down: /usr/bin/python3.6 [path]. I wrote my name, and it worked! Do you know why I have to write /usr/bin/python3.6?

Thank you both so much! I wouldn't have figured it out without you!

Padraig Leoghain, I am on Ubuntu Linux.