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Error: cannot concatenate object of type ‘<class ‘str’>’; only series and dataframe objs are valid.
Explanation:
This error occurs when you try to concatenate (combine) a string object with a non-string object, such as an integer or float.
In Python, you can concatenate strings using the ‘+’ operator. However, you cannot concatenate a string with other types directly.
Here’s an example:
# Example 1
string_variable = "Hello"
int_variable = 42
result = string_variable + int_variable # This will raise the error
# Example 2
string_variable = "Hello"
float_variable = 3.14
result = string_variable + float_variable # This will also raise the error
To fix this error, you need to ensure that all the objects being concatenated are strings.
You can convert non-string objects to strings using the str()
function before concatenating.
Here’s the modified example:
# Modified Example
string_variable = "Hello"
int_variable = 42
result = string_variable + str(int_variable) # No error, result will be "Hello42"
string_variable = "Hello"
float_variable = 3.14
result = string_variable + str(float_variable) # No error, result will be "Hello3.14"
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