0
2
ravi
answered Aug 2 '21 00:00
for float to string cast convert with print() function :
a=1.3
print("hello world "+str(a)+" go to world")
print("hello world {0} go to world".format(a))
you can use either str() or fomat()
1
sec8
answered Aug 2 '21 00:00
a=1
print("hello world {0} go to world".format(1))
use format() function to convert integer to string .
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david
answered Aug 3 '21 00:00
or you can Formatted String Literals like this for the above examples :integer to string with Formatted String Literals in print function
a=1
print(f'integer to string is {a} ')
result:
integer to string is 1
float to string with Formatted String Literals in print function
a=1.34
print(f'float to string is {a:.3f} ')
result :
float to string is 1.340
or print pi value with five floating precision
import math
print(f'The value of pi is approximately {math.pi:.5f}.')
result :
The value of pi is approximately 3.14159.
you can notice f before string start at print() function is shorthand for formatting function.
1
ching
answered Aug 4 '21 00:00
try this also :
a=1.56
print("hello world ",a," go to world")
result:
hello world 1.56 go to world
so easy
0
jignesh
answered Aug 2 '21 00:00
try str() function to do type cast from integer to string in python
a=1
print("hello world "+str(a)+" go to world")
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