Problem
So, my problem is that I'm getting a TypeError: string indices must be integers
, on this line: userCHR += str(user[i])
, but the code looks fine to me. Can someone help me?
Python Code
user = input("Please enter a string: ")
user = user.upper()
userCHR = ""
for i in user:
userCHR += str(user[i])
print(userCHR)
If I'm not wrong, the i is already a string. Maybe you can try:
for i in user:
userCHR += i
A for loop returns the character in the string, not the integer location, in Python.
userCHR += str(user[i])
userCHR += i
user = input("Please enter a string: ")
user = user.upper()
userCHR = ""
for i in user:
userCHR += i
print(userCHR)
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