I can't find the error in the following code, can someone help me out please? I really don't like this python IDE, is there a better one I can use?
Here is the error message I'M getting.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#14>", line 1, in -toplevel-
+ "\nBut what " + "you don't know," + " is that " + "it's one real" \
TypeError: bad operand type for unary +
# Silly Strings
# Demonstrates string concatenation and repetition
print "You can concatenate two " + "strings with the '+' operator." \
+ "\nBut what " + "you don't know," + " is that " + "it's one real" \
+ "l" + "y" + " long string, created from the concatenation " \
+ "of " + "thirty-two " + "different strings, broken across " \
+ "nice lines." + " Now you are" + " impressed?\n\n" + "See, " \
+ "even newlines can be embedded into a single string, making" \
+ " it look " + "as " + "if " + "it" + "'s " + "got " + "to " \
+ "be" + " multiple strings." + " Okay, now this " + "one " \
+ "long" + "string " + "is over!"
print \
"""
If you really like a string, you can repeat it. For example, who doesn't
like pie? That's right, nobody. But if you really like it, you should
say it liek you mean it:""",
print "Pie" * 10
print "\nNow that's good eating."
raw_input("\n\nPress the enter key to exit.")
