# type casting = The process of converting a value of one data type to another # (string, integer, float, boolean) # Explicit vs Implicit name = "Bro" age = 21 gpa = 1.9 student = True # print(type(name)) # print(type(age)) # print(type(gpa)) # print(type(student)) age = float(age) print(age) gpa = int(gpa) print(gpa) student = str(student) print(student) name = bool(name) print(name)
I have always believed that education is the ultimate code to crack. Thanks to Bro Code, I have been able to unlock some of the most complex programming languages and computer science concepts with ease. Your videos have been instrumental in helping me level up my skills. So, from the bottom of my heart (and stack), thank you for being the best educational channel out there. Keep up the good work, Bro Code! Your dedication to educating the masses about programming languages and computer science has been truly inspiring. I would love to connect with you and learn more about your journey and how you became one of the best educational channels out there. again, thank you for being a constant source of knowledge and inspiration for us all. You're the real MVP, Most Valuable Programmer
Probably important to note that in other programming languages such as Java, you can't just change the data type of a variable. int num = 3; num = (float) num; This would throw an exception because you can't assign a float to an integer variable.
I am watching your videos during the lectures because the professor is boring. The efforts you put into each video is incredible. Can you also make tutorials about MIPS assembly language?
Basically bool is to check whether that INPUT IS GIVEN OR NOT. userinput = input("Your name: ") userinput = bool(userinput) print(userinput) if user give any input then True if user does not give any input then False. #code1 name = "Bro" name = bool(name) print(name) True #code2 name = "" #empty string. As there is nothing that's why it will be false. name = bool(name) print(name) False
in my pycharm version when i convert a float to string it just round offs the number like 4.9 becomes 5 and while converting boolean to an integer true becomes 1 and false becomes 0
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When typecasting an integer to bool, it is always True for any positive or negative number except for. For zero, it is false. #code age = 19 age = bool(age) print(age) True #code age = 0 age = bool(age) print(age) False
how does every one else do a course like this. do you use the same file for every single episode or do you save a separate one for each or do something else?
# type casting = The process of converting a value of one data type to another
# (string, integer, float, boolean)
# Explicit vs Implicit
name = "Bro"
age = 21
gpa = 1.9
student = True
# print(type(name))
# print(type(age))
# print(type(gpa))
# print(type(student))
age = float(age)
print(age)
gpa = int(gpa)
print(gpa)
student = str(student)
print(student)
name = bool(name)
print(name)
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Watch the first video of the series
I love how bro almost put his GPA as 4.0 and then backspaced 😂
Outstanding Explanation I have ever watched!
I appreciate your training approach; it's clear, enjoyable, and straightforward. Thank you for keeping it simple and to the point.
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I have always believed that education is the ultimate code to crack. Thanks to Bro Code, I have been able to unlock some of the most complex programming languages and computer science concepts with ease. Your videos have been instrumental in helping me level up my skills. So, from the bottom of my heart (and stack), thank you for being the best educational channel out there. Keep up the good work, Bro Code! Your dedication to educating the masses about programming languages and computer science has been truly inspiring. I would love to connect with you and learn more about your journey and how you became one of the best educational channels out there. again, thank you for being a constant source of knowledge and inspiration for us all. You're the real MVP, Most Valuable Programmer
I glad to see your channel grow and learning program from your channel, being game programmer is always my dream.
Mine too!
imp Only strings can concatenate.
student = True
print(student)
print(type(student))
student = str(student)
print(student)
print(type(student))
print("Hello" + student)
True
True
HelloTrue
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Probably important to note that in other programming languages such as Java, you can't just change the data type of a variable.
int num = 3;
num = (float) num;
This would throw an exception because you can't assign a float to an integer variable.
that's a good point
@haltsmaul I come from Java as well, there is a way to do that in python?
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Wow, i'm the first one here. Hello and thank you for the video!
Wait how?
I am watching your videos during the lectures because the professor is boring. The efforts you put into each video is incredible.
Can you also make tutorials about MIPS assembly language?
I'll take a look at MIPS but I do have a lot of other work to do too :(
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Very helpful I appreciate the teaching 🫵🏾💯
Thank you for this wonderful video.
thank you for your time and efforts and teaching me this.
Basically bool is to check whether that INPUT IS GIVEN OR NOT.
userinput = input("Your name: ")
userinput = bool(userinput)
print(userinput)
if user give any input then True if user does not give any input then False.
#code1
name = "Bro"
name = bool(name)
print(name)
True
#code2
name = "" #empty string. As there is nothing that's why it will be false.
name = bool(name)
print(name)
False
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Your crazy man, so easy to understand, even tough I am from arts background.
in my pycharm version when i convert a float to string it just round offs the number like 4.9 becomes 5 and while converting boolean to an integer true becomes 1 and false becomes 0
Great explanation. Thanks Bro!
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Interesting. I need to know how to do this in Java.
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Please see my comment and hope you liked it because TBH I am your big fan and you reached programming to me and am still watching your playlist of python cuz I wanna learn it!
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When typecasting an integer to bool, it is always True for any positive or negative number except for.
For zero, it is false.
#code
age = 19
age = bool(age)
print(age)
True
#code
age = 0
age = bool(age)
print(age)
False
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OK??
gpa = 1.9
gpa1 = int(gpa)
gpa2 = (gpa%1)
gpa3 = gpa1 + gpa2
print(gpa3)
1.9
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name = “Bro Code”
age = 22
rating = 100.0
useful = True
What program do you use to code? (Btw, I'm beginner :))
I know I am late but in this video he is teaching python
my gpa would be a solid ahh 4.0 no no no 1.9
what about str into int and int into str??
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can you do one more Winform course I'm having a problem with it, Bro Code please help me :((
Any git and Linux tutorial?
Hey Girl... I don't care if you are not my type. We can always typecast
student = True
print(student)
print(type(student))
student = str(student)
print(student)
print(type(student))
True
True
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You now how numpy casting works in your C source code?
Free algorithm
yes more python
how does every one else do a course like this. do you use the same file for every single episode or do you save a separate one for each or do something else?
You must be far in there now, I hope you used seperate files or you may of been confused lol, I'm learning also and love it
can i use vs code instead
do you have c or c++ course
So is type casting in Py the same as type conversion in JS?
What is GPA full form?
grade point average.”
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Isn’t it obvious he’s an American?
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