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Type Conversion Functions

Type conversion functions convert values between data types. The document describes functions like int(), float(), and complex() that perform conversions between integers, floats, strings, booleans, and complex numbers. It provides examples of using these functions to convert between bases like binary, octal, hexadecimal and convert between data types when performing mathematical operations.

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Type Conversion Functions

Type conversion functions convert values between data types. The document describes functions like int(), float(), and complex() that perform conversions between integers, floats, strings, booleans, and complex numbers. It provides examples of using these functions to convert between bases like binary, octal, hexadecimal and convert between data types when performing mathematical operations.

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Type conversion functions

Type conversion functions are used to convert one type of value to another
type.

1. Int()
2. Float()
3. Complex()
4. Bool()
5. Str()

int()
This function is used to perform the following conversions.
1. Int to int
2. Float to int
3. String to int
4. Bool to int

Syntax-1: int(value)
Syntax-2: int(value,base=10)

Syntax-1 is used to convert int,float,bool to int type.


Syntax-2 is used to convert string to int type
Example:
>>> s1="45"
>>> s2="70"
>>> s1+s2
'4570'
>>> int(s1)+int(s2)
115
>>> n1=int(s1)
>>> n2=int(s2)
>>> print(n1,n2,type(n1),type(n2))
45 70 <class 'int'> <class 'int'>
>>> n3=int(s1,base=8)
>>> print(n3)
37
>>> print(oct(n3))
0o45
>>> n4=int(s1,base=16)
>>> print(n4)
69
>>> print(hex(n4))
0x45
>>> s1="101"
>>> n1=int(s1)
>>> print(n1)
101
>>> n2=int(s1,base=2)
print(n2)
5
>>> print(bin(n2))
0b101
>>> s1="101"
>>> s2="100"
>>> int(s1)+int(s2)
201
>>> int(s1,base=2)+int(s2,base=2)
9
>>> print(bin(9))
0b1001
>>> int(s1,base=8)+int(s2,base=8)
129
>>> print(oct(129))
0o201

Example:
# write a program to input two integers and print sum

a=input("Enter First Number")


b=input("Enter Second Number")
c=int(a)+int(b)
print(a,b,c,sep="\n")

Output:
Enter First Number5
Enter Second Number4
5
4
9
Example:
# Write a program to input integers and swap it

n1=int(input("Enter First Integer "))


n2=int(input("Enter Second Integer "))
print("Before Swaping ",n1,n2)

#Method1
n3=n1
n1=n2
n2=n3
print("After Swaping ",n1,n2)

#Method2
n1,n2=n2,n1
print("After Swaping ",n1,n2)

#Method3
n1=n1+n2
n2=n1-n2
n1=n1-n2
print("After Swapping ",n1,n2)

Output:
Enter First Integer 10
Enter Second Integer 20
Before Swaping 10 20
After Swaping 20 10
After Swaping 10 20
After Swapping 20 10

Example:
# Write a program to input name and 2 subject marks
# and calcualte total marks

name=input("Enter Name ")


sub1=int(input("Enter Subject1 Marks "))
sub2=int(input("Enter Subject2 Marks "))
tot=sub1+sub2
print(name,sub1,sub2,tot)

Output:
Enter Name naresh
Enter Subject1 Marks 90
Enter Subject2 Marks 90
naresh 90 90 180

float() function
This conversion function performs the following operations
1. Int to float
2. Float to float
3. String to float
4. Bool to float

Syntax: float(value)

>>> f1=float(1.5)
>>> f2=float("1.5")
>>> f3=float("1.5e-1")
>>> f5=float(True)
>>> f6=float(False)
>>> f7=float(5)
>>> f8=float("5")
>>> print(f1,f2,f3,f5,f6,f7,f8)
1.5 1.5 0.15 1.0 0.0 5.0 5.0

Example
# Write a program to find area of circle

r=float(input("Enter R Value"))
area=3.147*r*r
print("Area of Circle is ",area)

Output:
Enter R Value1.2
Area of Circle is 4.53168

complex()

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