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    The int() function in Python is used to convert a specified value into an integer. This function can handle strings, floating-point numbers, and even objects with the __int__() or __index__() methods.

    Example

    # Converting a string to an integer
    number = int('100')
    print(number) # Output: 100

    # Converting a float to an integer
    number = int(9.99)
    print(number) # Output: 9

    # Converting a custom object to an integer
    class Number:
    def __init__(self, value):
    self.value = value

    def __int__(self):
    return self.value

    data = Number(7)
    print(int(data)) # Output: 7

    Usage and Parameters

    The syntax for the int() function is:

    int(x, base=10)

    • x: The value to be converted into an integer.

    • base: The base of the number in string form. Default is 10.

    Converting Different Data Types

    1. String to Integer: print(int('12')) # Output: 12

    2. Float to Integer: print(int(3.5)) # Output: 3

    3. Base Conversion: print(int('0b110', 2)) # Output: 6

    Handling Custom Objects

    The int() function can also be used on custom objects that implement the __int__() or __index__() methods.

    What is int() method in Python?
    In Python and Python3, the int () method transforms an integer in a given base to decimal. Here’s an example: Source Code: If the syntax of the int () is not written properly, a type error is raised. For example: binaryStr1 = 111 # It throws an error if you use an integer instead of a string.
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