(Solved!) float error

Question

int1=5
x=float(int1)
print(x)

TypeError: 'float' object is not callable

As i know it must be print as “5.0” but it’s not. What can i do? There is no problem with “int()” or “str()” codes.

Answer 1

There is nothing wrong with your code. It prints 5.0

Answer 2

Please read the previous replies before posting "the code is correct."

It is not necessary to keep repeating the same thing. It just bloats the thread.

Answer 3

https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/c4b3cNsO8Amt/?ref=app

link your complete code

Answer 4

Thank you all. When i create a new project and write codes, working. I guess something causing error in my old project.

Solved! I recognise there is a variable named “float” and it cause error. :) <3

Answer 5

There are some good lessons in this.
- never use built-in names or keywords to name your variables
- linking your code is always helpful to avoid misunderstanding
- sometimes the bug is in the part of the code which you do not consider
- read the error message carefully, because it does mention the specific line of code which caused the error

Answer 6

Nothing wrong

Answer 7

Numan Batur ,

Please add (solved) to the title of your post.

Answer 8

Numan Batur ,

Code is correct and the answer is 5.0

Answer 9

Thanks for your commet but it’s still same.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./Playground/file0.py", line 47, in <module>
x=float(int1)
TypeError: 'float' object is not callable

Answer 10

Code is correct 💯

Answer 11

If u wanna solve and teach something you can check my other questions guys 😅 Thank you all