Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Python 3 Conversion between Scalar Built in Types

Python 3 Conversion between Scalar Built in Types


The type conversion in Python 3 is explained with the code below,

"Conversion between the types"
int_value = 100          # An integer assignment
float_value = 100.0       # A floating point
string_value = "name"       # A string# 
none_value = None

print (int_value)           #100
print (float(int_value))    #100.0
print (str(int_value))       #100
print (float_value)         #100.0 
print (int(float_value))    #100
print (str(float_value))    #100.0
print (string_value)        #name
# print (int(string_value)) 
#  ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'name'# 
print (float(string_value)) 
# ValueError: could not convert string to float: 'name'

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