Quick Python tip: “int” strips strings of whitespace
Let’s say you’re writing a Python program that asks the user to enter a number, so that you can double it: >>> n = input(“Enter a number: “) Enter a number: Just doubling what we get is a bad idea, though. If the user enters “123”, then we’ll get this: >>> print(n*2)123123 What’s going on? … Continue reading Quick Python tip: “int” strips strings of whitespace
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