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John Jay
John Jay

Reputation: 83

How to convert raw input number to a list of integers in python?

I have this code:

guess = list()

playerNumber = raw_input
('Please enter a four digit number for which all the digits are different.')
p = str(playerNumber)

guess = [int(p[0]),int(p[1]),int(p[2]),int(p[3])]

I am trying to convert the raw input of a four digit number given by the user into a list of individual integers. My code is not working. How can I do this?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3345

Answers (2)

SidKaush
SidKaush

Reputation: 1

A bit more independence can be provided to the user in terms of entering the list of integers in a comma(or any other delimiter) separated way - 

    listOfIntRaw = raw_input("Enter the numbers separated by comma - ")
    listOfInt = list(map(int,listOfIntRaw.split(',')))

Upvotes: 0

Abhijit
Abhijit

Reputation: 63777

I would have simply done, without compromising readability. Python built-in map, applies the call back to each element of a sequence and or iterable. Here it calls int to convert each of the elements of the sequence to integers. Another thing to note is, a string is a iterable, can be iterated over the individual characters

playerNumber = raw_input('Please enter a four digit number for which all the digits are different.')

playerNumber = map(int, playerNumber)

Upvotes: 4

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