Can anyone help me yar

Question

Can we use like this in python
For ex:
If type(c)=='int':
If type(c)=='char'
I m strucking due to this

Answer 1

Keerthi goli ya! You can use the way you want
Like---
If type(c)==int:
If type(c)=='char'

data1 = 10
data2 = "go"

if type(data1) ==int:
print("i am believer")

And ya it is absolutely fine...

Hope I helped you 👍👍

Answer 2

You can use it like this
a=5
if type(a) is int:
print("working")

Answer 3

Yes , is operator is used for data types instead of ==

Like
type(c) is int : returns either True or False .

Answer 4

Keerthi goli By 'k', I mean the data which you have to work on.

Answer 5

I went by ((ord(i)>=65 and ord(i)<=90) or (ord(i)>=97 and ord(i)<=122) for char
And also int
Compiler doesn't taking it

Answer 6

What you want to do exactly?

Answer 7

Is it work!

Answer 8

Yeah you can run my code

Answer 9

Is it also applicable for char that I m getting undefined 'char'

Answer 10

I don't think python has separate data type for character a character is basically a string of length 1

Answer 11

Keerthi goli type() returns a class. So if you want to compare teo classes, you may use the 'is' keyword. The '==' keyword only checks if the values are equal, which also works here.

type(k) == int
Or
type(k) is int

Works

Answer 12

But,type(k) also not working 😑

Answer 13

Type(k) is int also not working

Answer 14

Yeah!! I understood
But it's not working !!

Answer 15

Keerthi goli Please check this out:

data1 = 56
data2 = "ahj"

print(type(data1) is int)

print(type(data2) is str)

# Hope this helps

Answer 16

Hello