in python you can do:
str(int)
and in zope you do it like
_.str(int)
You can also use the short form in both Zope and Python:
`int`
Two of those funny `` characters surrounding what you want converted to a
string.
The backtick notation `` is actually the shorthand for repr(), not
Hi,
I wonder if anyone could help me here...
Is there any way to convert an integer to a string data type in Python?
I see there is a facility for accomplishing the reverse conversion
(string - int)?
I have 4 integers, which are primarily used to handled the logic in the
program below (in the
in python you can do:
str(int)
and in zope you do it like
_.str(int)
"Learning Python" by o'reilly is a pretty good beginner's book for python. i
suggest you read it. it's well written and gives you the basics.
jens
on 1/7/01 11:12, Lee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if
From: Jens Vagelpohl
in python you can do:
str(int)
and in zope you do it like
_.str(int)
You can also use the short form in both Zope and Python:
`int`
Two of those funny `` characters surrounding what you want converted to a
string.
Regards Max M
Max M. W. Rasmussen,Denmark. New
