How convert string to int? I don't what is wrong with this code?

Question

I have this code
Number=int(input("give me the number"))
Graph=[]
For i in number:
Graph[i]=i

Answer 1

Hanin Hanin ,

there are several other issues in the presented code:

> there are 2 different variables (`Number` and `number`). i suppose it should be only one of them. since python style guide recomments lower case names for variables use `number`.

> `For` (in the loop header) has to be in lower case.

> the code is trying to iterate over an integer number which is not possible.
(TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable)

]> we have no task description and no idea what your code should going to achieve.
may be you can add the missing requirements.

Answer 2

# As Lothar mentioned a task description is must have
# This can be a way to solve this question:

number=input("give me the number: ")
Graph=[]
for i in range(len(number)):
Graph.append(int(number[i]))
print(number)
print(Graph)

Answer 3

Graph is an empty array and as such index I doesn't exist in the array

Answer 4

Hanin Hanin ,

When posting code, make sure to copy and paste it from the playground rather than retyping it by hand, so any original errors are intact.

Answer 5

Hanin Hanin Adding to above, input doesn't need string text, the code given will result in an iteration error. You can simply write
numbers = int(input())

Answer 6

Hanin Hanin ,

If all you really want to do is convert str to int, the first line already did it.

Answer 7

Thank you for your help thank you everyone.

Answer 8

Hanin Hanin ,

Cool. If you solved it, paste your final code (I solved it offline, but I'm curious to see how you did it too), then add [Solved] to the discussion title.