I have searched for a few answers and none of them seems to work.
Below is an example but the code does not work and gives errors. I am using Python 2.7.
operationTwo = 91239 operationTwo = operationTwo[:-1] print(operationTwo)
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Answer
The code you found which is slicing
, works but not on integers
. If you want to use it you can convert the number to str
for slicing then convert it back to int
. It is not the best practice but it can be done as the following:
operationTwo = 91239 operationTwo = int(str(operationTwo)[:-1]) print(operationTwo)
I would however go with integer
division, like:
operationTwo = 91239 operationTwo = operationTwo // 10 print(operationTwo)