Brand new to programming

[pcsailor]

Use Python3, don't learn 2.
With print statements, is it true you can not combine different types with a operator concatenation? You can only print out with a comma?
For example:

print('He', 110, ' World')

will work,
but,

print('He' + 110 + ' World)

will not.
I could try this out myself but I ran into an error this week with this and thought I'd throw it out there.

Actually, just cause now I'm curious, that is the correct result.

 print('He' + 110 + 'World)
  File "<stdin>", line 1
    print('He' + 110 + 'World)
    SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal

versus:

print('He',110, 'World')
He 110 World

Phil