'int' Literals and Conversions
Q
How to specify "int" values in Python code?
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A
"int" values can be specified using "int" literals or
the int() conversion function as shown in this tutorial:
1. "int" literals in decimal digits as shown below:
>>> 1234 1234 >>> -1234 -1234 >>> 0 0
2. "int" literals in octal digits (prefixed with "0o") as shown below:
>>> 0o2322 1234 >>> -0o2322 -1234 >>> 0o0 0
3. "int" literals in hex digits (prefixed with "0x") as shown below:
>>> 0x4d2 1234 >>> -0x4d2 -1234 >>> -0x0 0
4. int() function converting other data types to "int":
>>> int(1234)
1234
>>> int("1234")
1234
>>> int(True)
1
>>> int(False)
0
>>> int(3.14159)
3
>>> int(3.64159)
3
>>> int(-3.64159)
-3
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