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convert a string into an int in Python - anjita - Jan-17-2019 How would I convert a string into an int in Python? RE: convert a string into an int in Python - Larz60+ - Jan-17-2019 # this is string mystring = '12345' # convert to int myint = int(mystring) RE: convert a string into an int in Python - sandeepatel - Jan-18-2019 If a string contains only numerical characters, you can convert it into an integer using the int() function. >>> int('227') 227 Let’s check the types: >>> type('227') <class ‘str’> >>> type(int('227')) <class ‘int’> |