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Type Error or Value Error? - spalisetty06 - Jul-21-2020 print(int("100.0"))it is type error, how is it value error? RE: Type Error or Value Error? - deanhystad - Jul-21-2020 Execute the statement and see what exception pops up. RE: Type Error or Value Error? - spalisetty06 - Jul-21-2020 @deanhystad I saw that it says value error but I feel that for whatever value of the float, it will give the error and not just some of the values, so it should be type error? RE: Type Error or Value Error? - deanhystad - Jul-21-2020 int(arg) accepts strings as an argument, so it is not going to be a type error, no matter what is contained in the string. int(list) is a type error because list is not a valid argument type. |