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Check if item in a Python list is an int/number

亡梦爱人 提交于 2020-12-27 06:57:33
问题 I have a Python script that reads in a .csv file and stores each of the values into a list of lists: list[x][y]. I don't have any issues with this. list = [] i = 0 for row in reader: list.append([]) list[i].append(row[0]) ... i += 1 I want to check one of these fields to see if it's an number (integer). When I perform a print type(list[i][0]) it returns a <type 'str'> even though the value is say 100. The if statements below are in a for loop iterating through the lists so what I was thinking

Converting chars (Casting vs. .getNumericValue)

寵の児 提交于 2020-12-25 05:25:20
问题 Why is it that casting (int) can convert chars of a symbol to int properly, but "Character.getNumericValue('someSymbolCharValue');" can't? E.g. "Character.getNumericValue('?');" will return -1 even though the char can be presented as int with " (int) '?' " where it will return 63 回答1: A character's "numeric value" is not its ASCII/Unicode index value. The Character.getNumericValue method will attempt to convert the char to an int by applying the character's numeric meaning: Returns the int

Converting chars (Casting vs. .getNumericValue)

对着背影说爱祢 提交于 2020-12-25 05:21:38
问题 Why is it that casting (int) can convert chars of a symbol to int properly, but "Character.getNumericValue('someSymbolCharValue');" can't? E.g. "Character.getNumericValue('?');" will return -1 even though the char can be presented as int with " (int) '?' " where it will return 63 回答1: A character's "numeric value" is not its ASCII/Unicode index value. The Character.getNumericValue method will attempt to convert the char to an int by applying the character's numeric meaning: Returns the int

Convert tuple of tuples of floats to ints

时间秒杀一切 提交于 2020-12-10 08:44:47
问题 Convert ((2.0,3.1),(7.0,4.2),(8.9,1.0),(-8.9,7)) to ((2,3),(7,4),(8,1),(-8,7)) It works to convert the tuple to a numpy array, and then apply .astype(int), but is there a more direct way? Also my 'solution' seems too special. It works to use numpy import numpy data = ((2.0,3.1),(7.0,4.2),(8.9,1.0),(-8.9,7)) data1 = numpy.array(data) data2 = data1.astype(int) data3 = tuple(tuple(row) for row in data2) data3 # ((2, 3), (7, 4), (8, 1), (-8, 7)) ((2, 3), (7, 4), (8, 1), (-8, 7)) as expected and