Very simple but not working

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name = input ('what is your name? ’ )
age = input ('how old are you? ')
Gender = input('sex? (m/f) ')
birth_year = 2021 - int(age)
print ('Your Name is: ’ + name)
print ('your Age is: ’ + age)
print ('your Gender is: ’ + Gender)
print ('your birth year is: ’ + birth_year)

Hello guys, I am very new and I have no experience in any programming before, so i tried making one just to gauge my understanding of the tutorial. I do not know what went wrong here, is there any rules as to why the last line is giving error?

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String literals in Python are enclosed in apostrophes. You are using an accent to close the string literal. In the last line you are using the + operator with a string and an int operand which is not allowed. You can use + to concatenate two strings or to add two numbers.

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