count function in python list

Question

Hello comrades, I want to take a character from the input and convert it to a list, and then show the number of repetitions of each index to the user, but it gives an error.

my code:

list = list(input("plase enter keyword"))

for item in list:
    print(f"value({item})"+list.count(item))

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my error

TypeError 
Traceback (most recent call last)
c:\Users\emanull\Desktop\test py\main.py in <cell line: 3>()
      2 list = list(input("plase enter keyword"))
      4 for item in list:
----> 5     print(f"value({item})"+list.count(item))

TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

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Answer 1

list_ = list(input("plase enter keyword"))

for item in list_:
    print(f"value({item}) {list_.count(item)}")
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OR

list_ = list(input("plase enter keyword"))

for item in list_:
    print(f"value({item})"+str(list_.count(item)))

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Answer 2

Firstly overshadowing list built-in is bad idea, secondly you need to convert number into str if you want to concatenate it with other str, after applying these changes

lst = list(input("plase enter keyword"))

for item in lst:
    print(f"value({item})"+str(lst.count(item)))
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but be warned that it will print more than once for repeated item

Answer 3

I think the reason for the error is that you are trying to concatenate a string and a integer which is not possible in python unlike javascript.So try to convert your integer to a string using str keyword and then concatenate.