# Store an integer as a string
my_integer = "5"

# Convert the 'integer' string into an int object using int()
# Multiply the integer by 7 and display the result
print int(my_integer) * 7
# Store a floating-point number as a string

my_float = "5.1"

# Convert the 'float' string into a number using float()
# Multiply the number by 7 and display the result
print float(my_float)*7

# Create a string and an int object, then display them together
my_int2 = 7
my_string = "woo"
print my_int2 + my_string

#These do not work in Python 3.4 but work in 2.7