Picking out integers from a non-list variable

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Picking out integers from a non-list variable - AnOrdinaryFolk - Dec-22-2017

Imagine there are two variables:

source=123456
selected=[]

Is there a way to append the first integer from the variable 'source' into the list variable 'selected'?

If not, then how can i separate all the integers in the variable 'source' and append them into the 'selected' list like this:

>>>print(selected)
>>>['1','2','3','4','5','6']

Thanks for any responses.

RE: Picking out integers from a non-list variable - Mekire - Dec-22-2017

>>> source = 123456
>>> list(str(source))
['1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6']
>>> str(source)[0]
'1'
>>>

RE: Picking out integers from a non-list variable - squenson - Dec-22-2017

You can transform an integer into a string with str(integer_to_convert_to_string).
You can then iterate through each character of the string.