PYTHON PROGRAMMING: BEGINNERS GUIDE TO LEARN PYTHON PROGRAMMING AND ANALYSIS. UNLOCK YOUR POTENTIAL AND DEVELOP YOUR PROJECT IN FEW DAYS by Lesson Nick

Author:Lesson, Nick [Lesson, Nick]
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Published: 2020-11-18T00:00:00+00:00

Because integers are whole numbers, anything after the decimal point in a float is dropped when it is converted into an integer (i.e. 3.9324 becomes 3, 4.12 becomes 4). Note that you cannot convert a non-numerical string into an integer, so typing: int(“convert this”) would throw an error.

The float() command can convert integers or certain strings into floats. Providing either an integer or an integer in quotes (a string representation of an integer) will convert the provided value into a float. Both 5 and “5” become 5.0.

Finally, the str() function is responsible for the conversion of integers and floats to strings. Plug in any numerical value into the parenthesis and get back a string representation of it.

We’ve covered a fair amount of material so far. Before we go any further, let’s do an exercise to make sure you understand the material we’ve covered thus far.

Assignment and Formatting Exercise

Here’s an assignment. Write a program that does the following:

Assigns a numerical value to a variable and changes the value in some way

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