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Question

PYTHON

If i make a list like
ranks = [“jack”, “king”, “9”]
#and then do this
ranks[0] = 10
ranks[1]=8
ranks[2]=9
I know i have stored them as integers but i don’t want them to be printed as integers i want them to be printed as strings but still have the value of the integer is it possible?

Answer 1

print (str(ranks[0]))
This will print the value as a string without changing its type. Why?

Answer 2

use a dictionary...

rank={"jack" : 10, "king" : 8, ...}

havd a look at the python đict. tutorial...

rank["jack"]=10;...

Answer 3

Sayan thank you very much i will try it out.

Answer 4

Maxim i have tried that but then it us already stored as strings and even if i were to use int it will be print it as and integer

Answer 5

@Abass_J1 I still cannot get your problem.

>>> ranges = [1,2,3]
>>> type(str(ranges[0]))
<class 'str'>
>>> type(ranges[0])
<class 'int'>

Type of the variable won't change unless you make it explicitly, like
ranges[0] = str(ranges[0])
or apply type coercion.
Post a code that causes your question to clarify the problem.