In python 3, why do i get an 8 multiple

Question

Print(1,020,003)

Answer 1

Yes. In some versions of python 3 you get a syntax error, however in the newer ones you get this:

print(1,020,000)
Answer is: 1 8 0

Why is there an 8 there when there should be a 2 or 20?

If you put a 3 instead of 2 you will get 16. It increments by 8 proportionately as you increase the middle number. It does the same for the last set of zeros on the million integer.

I hope that clears my question. Please someone tell me why. Thanks 😊

Answer 2

Hmmmmm? Well thank you for that info 😊

Answer 3

Thank you so very much Diego. You're a genius!🙏

Answer 4

Yeah... I can't seem to reproduce the issue/output.

Answer 5

Your question is vague. Please add more information.

Answer 6

Please elaborate on your question.
I get a SyntaxError: invalid token.

Answer 7

Mark This might help.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3433150/number-in-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-010

Answer 8

For Python 2:
print 1, 020, 003

For Python 3:
print(1, 0o20, 0o03)