#!/usr/bin/python3

"""
Python does not allow us to add an integer to a string.

You can however multiply a string by an integer, to get n occurences of the original string.

The main exception is you can use almost any Python datatype in a boolean context and it "works".
0 is false, and empty collections are false.
"""

# This is not warned about by pylint or pyflakes :(, But at least it raises an exception at run time.
print(10 + "23")