title: Check if number is prime with Python thowing an exception
body: <p>I have a python function that is supposed to take integer parameter and process it according to the logic in the function and print out whether the number is prime or not.
  Am running my python file on Visual Studio 2019. Its throwing an exception on the parameter am passing into the function from the user.. here is what i got so far from the visual studio exception box <code>unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'int' and 'str'</code></p>
  <pre><code>##Defining python function to check whether a certain number is prime or not
  def check_Prime(o):
      isPrime=True
      for i in range(2,o):
          if(o%i==0):
            isPrime=False
      
      if(isPrime):
          print(o+&quot; &quot;+&quot;is prime&quot;)
      else:
          print(o+&quot; &quot;+&quot;is not prime&quot;)
  
  
  prime=int(input(&quot;Enter the integer you would like to check for prime&quot;))
  check_Prime(prime)
  </code></pre>