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Kenneth Simpson
1,162 PointsInt to float question.
Why did the program output 2 when kenneth wrote int(2.2)? I do not understand why that made the output 2? Thanks.
2 Answers
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsHi Kenneth,
Converting from a float to an int will truncate the value (remove the decimal, and everything to the right of it).
int(2.2) # 2
int(2.8) # still 2
Charlton Jeje
2,422 PointsTrue Robert.