Python standard library: built-in functions int (x, base = 10), pythonbase

Python standard library: built-in functions int (x, base = 10), pythonbase

This function converts a floating point or numeric string to an integer. If the x parameter is not a number, it must be of the string, array bytes, or bytearray type. The base parameter is the base of the string parameter. The default value 10 indicates that the base parameter is in decimal format. If it is 2, it indicates binary string conversion. If it is 8, it indicates the String Conversion of octal. If it is 16, it indicates a hexadecimal String Conversion. However, when it is 0, it indicates that it is not 0, but the same as decimal.

Example:

Print (int ('20', 8) print (int ('0x20', 16) print (int ('0o73 ', 8 )) print (int ('19', 0 ))

The output is as follows:

16

32

59

19

 

 

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