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Please help me complete this code in python.

I want to create a code to turn number to words, but the list is not working pls help. digit = [input("Enter a Number: ")] words = [] if digit[-1] == 0: words.append(" ") elif digit[-1] == 1: words.append("one") elif digit[-1] == 2: words.append("two") print(words)

13th Jan 2021, 12:42 PM
Shrish Kumar Saini
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input() return type is string ,if you want an integer number apply int method to cast it to that type , int(input ())
13th Jan 2021, 12:45 PM
Abhay
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First of all, why are you using the variable `digit` as a list? If you just keep it a string, you don't need to acces the -1th element each time you want to compare the input. Secondly, as Abhay said, in the if conditions, you are comparing type `str` to `int`, which are not possible to compare. Instead compare digit[-1] with the string version of the numbers, like so if digit[-1] == "0": and so on, or follow Abhay's suggestion
13th Jan 2021, 12:48 PM
XXX
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And another thing, For example I input 1234, the result list of "digit" variable would be like this: ["1234"], i.e. only one element. Since integers cannot be converted into list like strings and unindexed. You should get your input as string but at the same time your comparisons should be also a string. For example: x = input() if x[-1] == "0":
13th Jan 2021, 12:52 PM
noteve
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thank you everyone
31st Jan 2021, 4:52 PM
Shrish Kumar Saini
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