I have a list of integers that I would like to convert to one number like:
numList = [1,2,3]
num = magic(numList)
print num, type(num)
>>> 123, <type 'int'>
What is the best way to implement ... |
I need to convert 'one' into '1' 'two' into '2' and so on.
Is there a way to do this a library or a class or anything?
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How do I write the magic function below?
>>> num = 123
>>> lst = magic(num)
>>>
>>> print lst, type(lst)
[1, 2, 3], <type 'list'>
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I have a list say:
['batting average', '306', 'ERA', '1710']
How can I convert the intended numbers without touching the strings?
Thank you for the help.
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Say i have a several list if ints:
x = [['48', '5', '0'], ['77', '56', '0'],
['23', '76', '34', '0']]
I want this list to be converted to a single number, but the ... |
If i had a list of list of integers say:
[['12' '-4' '66' '0'], ['23' '4' '-5'
'0'], ['23' '77' '89' '-1' '0']]
I wanted to convert the numbers to ... |
I want to read a triangle of integer values from a file into a 2D array of ints using Python. The numbers would look like this:
75
95 64
17 47 82
18 35 87 ... |
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I am a newbie for Python, I am a little confuse of the relationship between numbers.Integral and int in builtins module.
Then my questions are:
- What the relationship between numbers.Integral and int? Is ...
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0 = 0 1 = 1 ... 9 = 9 10 = a 11 = b
... 35 = z 36 = A 37 = B ... 60 ... |
Here's how I did it:
inNumber = somenumber
inNumberint = int(inNumber)
if inNumber == inNumberint:
print "this number is an int"
else:
print "this number is a float"
Something like ... |
First off all, thanks for the attention, I'm new to this site ^^ so excuse me if I do something wrong...
I have a huge problem with my Python code... I'm new ... |
I am making a program for my own purposes (a naming program) that completely generates a random name. The problem is I cannot assign a number to a letter, so as ... |
I have got a list of strings of the following format:
[ "%AB0.1.100", "%TB4.1.15" ]
How i can parse this strings, that a i'd like to take for 1st element of list "0.1" ... |
If a Python string variable has had either an integer, floating point number or a non-numeric string placed in it, is there a way to easily test the "type" of that ... |
How to display numbers integer in python ?
For example:
number1 = raw_input('Write one number: ')
number2 = raw_input('Write other number: ')
result = number1 + number2
print "The sum of the numbers is: ...
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I am trying to make a code that does the following:
Multiplying the digits of an integer and continuing the process gives
the surprising result that the sequence ... |
Example:
import re
rx = re.compile("{0-9}")
Var1 =bla bla bla 54467
Var2= rx.findall(Var1)
number = ''.join(Var2)
My question is how to convert the number variable to int, i try to do so with int() but i get ... |
I need to test whether each number from 1 to 1000 is a multiple of 3 or a multiple of 5. The way I thought I'd do this would be to ... |
I'm trying to get a deeper understanding in Python's data model and I don't fully understand the following code:
>>> x = 1
>>> isinstance(x,int)
True
>>> isinstance(x,numbers.Integral)
True
>>> inspect.getmro(int)
(<type 'int'>, <type 'object'>)
>>> inspect.getmro(numbers.Integral)
(<class 'numbers.Integral'>, <class ...
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If i have a string like this: asdf5493
I need the last four digits and i get it by doing this:
strVar[-4:]
Is it possible to then see if they are all numbers?
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Hello, First of all I was tasked to write a program that adds all the numbers between 1 and a number using a while loop, and I came up with the following code: n=float(input("Enter a number greater than 1: ")) count=1 while count |
Right! From what I understand python will never be able to display the value 1.82 as a data type that can be used for calculating stuff(or arithmetic operations if i understand the pro lingo right)? A bit of a let down, but ah well, I guess i can just stick to integers for the arithmetics and write a few stringformatting functions ... |