What is the int() function in Python?
The Python int() function is a built-in function that converts a specified value into an integer number.
For example, if you have a string, x, the int() function would return an integer object constructed from the x string.
Syntax
int(value, base)
Parameters
value: A number or string to be converted to integer object.
base: Optional, with default value 10. Number format.
Code
How to convert a string into an int:
value= '187'print('converting string 187 into an int:')print int(value)string = '10'print('printing string 10 with base 2,4,8 and 16:')print(int(string, 2))print(int(string, 4))print(int(string, 8))print(int(string, 16))string = '100'print('printing string 100 with base 2,4,8 and 16:')print(int(string, 2))print(int(string, 4))print(int(string, 8))print(int(string, 16))
How to convert a float into an int:
print('converting float 133.5 into an int:')x = int(133.5)print(x)
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