Python int () function is used to convert strings or numbers into integers.

grammar

The following is the syntax of the Python int () function:

Class int(x, base= 10)

parameter

X string or number

Decimal number, default decimal number.

Return value

Returns integer data

example

The following shows an example of using the int () method:

& gt& gt& gt When int() # does not pass in parameters, the result is 0.

& gt& gt& gtint(3)

three

& gt& gt& gtint(3.6)

three

& gt& gt& gtInt(' 12', 16) # If there is a parameter base, 12 should be entered as a string, and 12 is 16.

18

& gt& gt& gtint('0xa '， 16)

10

& gt& gt& gtint(' 10 '，8)

eight