Open BVenetta opened 1 month ago
Your code is attempting to convert the string '10.6'
directly to an integer, which is not allowed because '10.6'
is in a floating-point number format and cannot be directly converted to an integer. To fix this, you can first convert the string to a float, and then convert the float to an integer.
Here is the corrected code:
num_str = '10.6'
# First convert to a float, then to an integer
num_float = float(num_str)
num_int = int(num_float)
print('num_int', num_int) # Output will be 10
print('num_float', num_float) # Output will be 10.6
Explanation:
float(num_str)
to convert the string to a float 10.6
.int(num_float)
to convert the float to an integer 10
(which automatically truncates the decimal part).This approach avoids the ValueError
you encountered.
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