Python how to include a string with random integer [duplicate]

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I want to make a random police unit generator and the code is like so:

import random unitnumbers = ('unit' , random.randint(1,999)) print(unitnumbers)

However, rather than printing "unit 63" , it prints ('unit', 378)

How could I make it print only the unit and random number?

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You are making the value of unitnumbers a tuple. You should instead make it a string like that:

unitnumbers

unitnumbers = "unit " + str(random.randint(1,999))

This should do that:

import random unitnumbers = 'unit %d' % random.randint(1,999) print(unitnumbers)

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