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how to I make the code to print the numbers given and and show what it equals

I tried to make just add print(a+b) and I only got what it equals I don't know what to do I can't find it or look for it online.

You are mixing up printing a string vs. printing an expression.
Printing a string like print('hello world') will print the literal message because you've indicated it's a string with quotes.
However, if you provide an expression like print(a+b), it will evaluate that expression (calculate the math) and then print the string representation of that evaluation.
Now, what you want is actually a mix of both, you want to print a string that has certain parts replaced with an expression. This can be done by "adding" strings and expressions together like so:
print(a + '+' + b + '=' + (a+b))
Notice the difference between + without quotes and '+' with quotes. The first is the addition operator, the second is the literal plus character. Let's break down how the print statement parses this. Let's say we have a = 5 and b = 3. First, we evaluate all the expressions:
print(5 + '+' + 3 + '=' + 8)
Now, we have to add a combination of numbers with strings. The + operator acts differently depending on context, but here it will simply convert everything into a string and then "add" them together like letters or words. Now it becomes something like:
print('5' + '+' + '3' + '=' + '8')
Notice how each number is now a string by the surrounding quotes. This parses to:
print('5+3=8')
which prints the literal 5+3=8

You mean like that:
a = int(input("Give me a number man: "))
b = int(input("Give me another number: "))
print(f'print({a} + {b}) = {a + b}')
print(f'print({a} - {b}) = {a - b}')
print(f'print({a} * {b}) = {a * b}')
print(f'print({a} // {b}) = {a // b}')
print("Look at all those maths!")
Output
Give me a number man: 3
Give me another number: 2
print(3 + 2) = 5
print(3 - 2) = 1
print(3 * 2) = 6
print(3 // 2) = 1
Look at all those maths!

Python separation by space

n = int(input("Give a number: "))
word = str(input("Give a word: "))
print(word.upper()*n)
n = 4
word = apple
output should be:
APPLE APPLE APPLE APPLE
now my problem is:
my output is APPLEAPPLEAPPLEAPPLE and I don't know how to put spaces between them.
I can't use split tho.
Thanks for the help.

Create a list of word.upper() and join its elements by separating them with a space:
lst = [word.upper()] * n
print(' '.join(lst))

print(' '.join([word]*n))
Expalanation:
[word] - a list of single word
[word]*n - a list of n elements, each element of list is word
Python string method join() returns a string in which the string elements of sequence have been joined by str separator.
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/string_join.htm

Just replace print(word.upper()*n) with print((word.upper() + " ")*n)

I want to output the python input as it is

i want this result.
---input---
"""
* name
- jon
* age
- 20
* hobby
- walk
"""
--- output ---
* name
- jon
* age
- 20
* hobby
- walk
----------------
I want to print as it is entered
Here is the code I wrote.
val = ""
vals = []
while True:
val = input()
if val == 'q':
break
else:
vals.append(val)
print(vals)
result
['* name', ' - jon', '* age', ' - 20', '* hobby', ' - walk']
help me!!!!

A number of ways to do this.
Print each item in a for loop.
for val in vals:
print(val)
Join the list items into a string, each item separated by newlines, then print that.
print("\n".join(vals))
Treat the items of the list as separate arguments to print() and use a newline as a separator.
print(*vals, sep="\n")
I like #3 because it`s short and it doesn't create a temporary string containing all the items like #2.

How do I add spaces between characters in an output statement when I am multiplying

For this program, the goal is to output a right triangle based on a user specified height triangle_height and symbol triangle_char. We are meant to create a triangle out of a user-inputted height and character, created by repeating a string to make a new string. So far I have:
triangle_char = input('Enter a character:\n')
triangle_height = int(input('Enter triangle height:\n'))
print('')
for x in range(1, triangle_height + 1):
print(x * triangle_char)
Which runs and outputs a tringle of the inputted height made of the inputted character however, the printed triangle is supposed to have spaces between every character
(ex: * not: *
* * **
* * * ***
How do I get spaces in between the printed characters?

You can just add a ' ' character after triangle_char like so:
for x in range(1, triangle_height + 1):
print(x * (triangle_char + ' '))

This does not produce trailing spaces at the ends of the lines.
Instead it uses the very pythonic way of joining lists
triangle_height = 5
triangle_char = "*"
for x in range(triangle_height):
print(" ".join(triangle_char * (x+1)))

How to change the following output into a proper string?

I'm trying to code a chatbot that will print a string containing n times the first letter of my name, followed by "n" and then followed by n-1 times the second letter in my name.
Example:
name: chris
n = 5 (since there are 5 letters in the name)
n-1 = 4
first letter of the name: c
second letter of the name: h
The string I want to generate: ccccc5hhhh
My problem: The string generated is in brackets which I don't want. I want the string to be exactly as "ccccc5hhhh", no spaces; all in one line, but I keep getting ['c','c','c','c','c']5['h','h','h','h'] as the output.
st1 = input("First name? ==> ")
print("Please enter the first letter of your name")
letter = input ("First letter? ==>? ")
if (letter == st1[0]):
# initializing list of lists
test_list = st1[0]
test_list1 = st1[1]
# repeat letters n times
res = [ele for ele in test_list for i in range(len(st1))]
res2 = [ele for ele in test_list1 for i in range(len(st1)-1)]
# printing result
print(str(res), len(st1), str(res2))

You are looking for the join function. Using , with your arguments will insert a space though.
To get the result you are looking for you will want:
print(''.join(res) + str(len(st1)) + ''.join(res2))

Instead of converting your lists into string you can use the .join() function, like so ''.join(res)
So you final line should be:
print(''.join(res) + str(len(st1)) + ''.join(res2))

You're overcomplicating this. Just use string multiplication.
s = 'chris'
n = len(s)
res1 = s[0] * n
res2 = s[1] * (n - 1)
print(res1 + str(n) + res2) # -> ccccc5hhhh