Python can be used to solve a number of mathematical functions. This post will cover some basic in-built Python functions for digital conversion. Let's see some examples.
To convert an integer into a binary string, use the function bin(x)
Eg:
>>> bin(10)
'0b1010'
To convert an integer into a floating number, use the function float(x)
Eg:
>>> float(15)
15.0
To convert an integer into a hexadecimal string, use the function hex(x)
Eg:
>>> hex(51)
'0x33'
To convert a floating point number or decimal number to an integer, use the function int(x)
Eg:
>>> int(8.94943)
8
To convert an integer into an octal string, use the function oct(x)
Eg:
>>> oct(65)
'0101'
To convert an integer into a binary string, use the function bin(x)
Eg:
>>> bin(10)
'0b1010'
To convert an integer into a floating number, use the function float(x)
Eg:
>>> float(15)
15.0
To convert an integer into a hexadecimal string, use the function hex(x)
Eg:
>>> hex(51)
'0x33'
To convert a floating point number or decimal number to an integer, use the function int(x)
Eg:
>>> int(8.94943)
8
To convert an integer into an octal string, use the function oct(x)
Eg:
>>> oct(65)
'0101'
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