How do I get rid of a .0 at the end of a number

Question

Every time I'm doingnumber code it ends up having a .0 at the end

Answer 1

Orber playz in Python, whenever you divide by using the / operator, the result is always a floating point data type. Consequently, the rest of the expression becomes floating point, too.

You can get an integer result if:
👉 both operands of the division are integer
AND
👉 you replace / with the // operator which is the floor division operator.

💡Another way is to pass the result into the int() function.

Answer 2

As Brian said

print(int(2 * 4 - 8 / 2 - 4))

Answer 3

Orber playz ,

-> it would be helpful if you tell us what programming language you are using.

-> please also post a link to your code.

Answer 4

Python code

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/caAAXl4cL9ss/?ref=app