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Integer (int())

An integer is a number that can be written without a fractional component. Here are some examples: 5,9,75,66 and 2048. The word integer means "Whole." Some examples of non-integers are: 5.5 9.3554654.1

int() converts any other type to an integer if it is numeric.

Example:

# convert to integer

num = "2048" # This is a string

number = int(num)

print(number)

print(type(num)) #type is to see the type of variables

print(type(number))

Result:

Strings(str())

A string is traditionally a sequence of characters, either as a literal constant or as some kind of variable.

This will convert any other type to a string.

Example:

# convert to String
string = str(2048)

print(string)

print(type(string)) #type is to see the type of variables

Result:

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