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Lauchrinx007
Lauchrinx007

Reputation: 45

How do i remove the .0 from an integer?

I have an integer in my code and want to connect it with other integers.

str1 = ''
int1 = 4
int2 = 16
int3 = 32
int4 = 64

int5 = int4 / int3
int6 = int2 / int1

str1 += str(int5)
str1 += str(int6)

print(str1)

now the output would be 2.04.0, but i want it to be 24. How do i remove the .0?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 796

Answers (6)

FSTMAX
FSTMAX

Reputation: 56

You can use conversion from float to int:

num = 123.0
print(int(num))

Output:

123

Upvotes: 2

Bernana
Bernana

Reputation: 247

As @rdas commented you can use integer division (// instead of /) and you will get integer answer (6)

or you can just the 2 numbers together like:

str1 += str(int5 + int6)

And you will get float answer (6.0)

Upvotes: 1

Bip Lob
Bip Lob

Reputation: 731

You can use integer division using '//' instead of '/' otherwise you can use type casting like int5 = int(int4/int3). Both of this will solve your problem

Upvotes: 1

The Reider
The Reider

Reputation: 163

Here is the fix.

str1 = ''
int1 = 4
int2 = 16
int3 = 32
int4 = 64

int5 = int(int4 / int3)
int6 = int(int2 / int1)

str1 += str(int5)
str1 += str(int6)

print(str1)

If you divide than the Output will be a float (not an int). So, if you convert int5 and int6 or (like i did) convert the calculation result in the calculation to a int. The main methode you use to do it is int().

Upvotes: 1

I'mahdi
I'mahdi

Reputation: 24049

You need to get values as int so you need to change these two lines:

int5 = int4 // int3
int6 = int2 // int1

Then you can use f-string:

print(f'{int5}{int6}')

Or use your own code:

str1 += str(int5)
str1 += str(int6)
print(str1)

Upvotes: 2

Junaid
Junaid

Reputation: 149

Cast int5 and int6 to an integer.

str1 = ''
int1 = 4
int2 = 16
int3 = 32
int4 = 64

int5 = int(int4 / int3)
int6 = int(int2 / int1)

str1 += str(int5)
str1 += str(int6)

print(str1)

Upvotes: 1

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