What is the difference between "1" and "1.0" in python

Question

Example:
Print((4+8)/2)
In this statement the answer"6.0" is right and "6" is wrong. What is the main reason ?

Answer 1

Division results in a float result, e.g. 6.0.
6 is an integer

Answer 2

When arithmetic expression uses floor division ("/") it returns a floating point value. If you want to return an integer value you have to use integer division("//") instead of floor division("/").

Answer 3

One is float (means with decimal point like 8.8888) and other one is integer (means whole number like example 8) :) and / means division but it will give output of float to get the integer you have to use //

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Thank you all 😍

Answer 6

Ok Sayyam Jain

Answer 7

Put simply, 1 is an integer, 1.0 is a float. (though this has been said by many other people).