This article mainly introduces how python str() converts parameters into string types. It has a good reference value and I hope it will be helpful to everyone.
str() converts the parameter to string type
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Output: I have 26 apples
Two mechanisms by which Python values are converted to strings
When you first learn Python, you can find that all strings printed through Python are enclosed in quotation marks. But printing through the print statement does not.
reason:
When Python prints a value, it maintains the value's state in the Python code, not the state you want the user to see. Printing through the print statement is the status that the user wants to see.
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But when you want to know the value of a variable, you may be interested in whether it is an integer or a long integer. This can be achieved through two mechanisms in Python that convert values into strings: the str function and the repr function.
str function: It converts the value into a string in a reasonable form so that the user can understand it.
repr function: It creates a string that represents a value in the form of a legal Python expression.
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The above is my personal experience. I hope it can give you a reference and help you.