Here is the code ...
a=4
b=8.0
if a and a >0:
a=a*int(b)
print \"Value:\",a
The desired o/p should be 32. i am also getting the sam
I bet you 100 bob that in your product a
is not actually the integer 4, but the string '4'.
>>> a = '4'
>>> b=8.0
>>> if a and a >0:
... a=a*int(b)
... print "Value:",a
...
Value: 44444444
This will happen, for example, if you are using something like a = raw_input('Please enter a number: ')
and then you forget to convert the string a
into a number.
'a' must be a string in your code:
>>> a = 4
>>> b = 8
>>> a * b
32
>>> a = "4"
>>> a * b
'44444444'
>>> int(a) * b
32
That looks like a
is a string, and not an integer. Try this:
a = int(a) * int(b)
Hope that helps