Python’s float()
method will convert integers to floats. To use this function, add an integer inside of the parentheses:
float(57)
In this case, 57
will be converted to 57.0
.
You can also use this with a variable. Let’s declare f
as equal to 57
, and then print out the new float:
f = 57
print(float(f))
Output57.0
By using the float()
function, we’ve converted an integer to a float.
If you’d like to learn more about converting different data types in Python, check out our How To Convert Data Types in Python 3 tutorial. Read more about Python in our How To Code in Python 3 series.
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