Python function that returns a Boolean result based on whether the string parameter passed in is an integer.

Question

Ex 123=True but 123.0= false

Answer 1

Sandesh Patil ,

please do not start a new discussion inside the feed of an other person.

> it would be better if you start your own question, because the current discussion started long time ago. hence people may not be aware of your question..

> to give helpful support we need to see your attempt first. without having seen your code we do not know what your issue is.

Answer 2

Invalid syntax

Answer 3

Ok

Answer 4

Andrew Choi ,

please try to avoid giving solutions or code to the asker, if he has not presented his attempt.

thanks for your understanding!

Answer 5

Lothar i actually am not understanding and feel extremely disrespected that you would attempt to tell me what i can or cannot post. i have seen your posts and find them very helpful and i have respect for what i have seen from you.

i will continue to post what i feel like posting and contribute in my own way to assist and learn from others in the programming environment.

thanks for your understanding!

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Write a Python function that returns a boolean result based on whether the string parameter passed in is an integer

Answer 8

Make use of str::isdigit() method 👍

Answer 9

Yes

Answer 10

if you copied and pasted my code, you will need to replace te quotes. a weird thing in sololearn is that quotes from discussions are not quotes in code. i dont know why that is. below is the same code, but in playground.

https://code.sololearn.com/cAINP0Ebnf1u/?ref=app

Answer 11

is this what you are looking for?

def my_func(a):
return a==‘123’

if __name__ == ‘__main__’:
x=my_func(‘123.0’)
print(x)
# alternatively you could just put the function within the print statement.