hey how can convert a='45' to b = 45

Answer 1

a = '45'
b = int (a)

Answer 2

Nope you will get an int number
a = '45' #single quotes makes it string so a is string

now we will convert a from string to int
b = int (a)
You will get an int
b = 45

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You will get ascii number if you use this function "ord"

Print ("A = ", ord("A"))
Output will be
A = 65

Answer 3

You are Welcome :)

Answer 4

use b= int(a)

Answer 5

you have to cast the argument to convert a string to integer.

b=int (a)

Answer 6

thanks for your information

Answer 7

here, when a='45' means that a has a string stored in it.
to convert a string '45' to an integer 45 and to store it in a variable b ,we assign a variable b as an integer and copy the value of a to b.
here typecasting occurs.
b=into(a)

Answer 8

i will not get it as b= 45.
instead i might get b= some ascii number in related with '45' in int datatype