Why it doesn't print elements with numbers?

Question

https://code.sololearn.com/cZ8M592tIUIv/?ref=app

Answer 1

You write:

number==int

Instead use:

type(number) is int

or:

isinstance(number, int)

number is, well a number and int is the type int. It's a different thing, not equal.

Instead you want to know if the type of number is int.

Answer 2

Because of: number == int
int is a class and no integer is equal to the class.

Answer 3

Seb TheS 5.0 == int results in True. I don't understand.

Answer 4

liste = ["345","sadas","324a","14","kemal"]
for i in liste:
for x in i:
try:
number = int(x)
print(number)
except:
continue

Answer 5

Baran Aldemir int is a class.
5 == int ---> False
5.0 == int ---> False
5.0 == 5 ---> True

Answer 6

Seb TheS Oh sorry. You're right it returns false.I misremembered it.