I found myself needing to compute the “integer cube root”, meaning the cube root of an integer, rounded down to the nearest integer. In Python, we could use the NumPy floating-point cbrt() function: Though this works most of the time, it fails at certain input x, with the result being one less than expected. For example, icbrt(15**3) == 14, which
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How does python perform bitwise operations to store three values in an int?
For example, if I have an int with a length of 32 bits, how do I store value A in the first 16 bits, then store value B in bits 17-24, and value C in bits 25-32? And how can I get these three values out of an int? Answer Assuming that your values fit in the assigned bit counts,
int unexpectedly turning into string
With the following snippet from a script: I expected the outcome to be: but instead I get: Does anyone know why this is happening and how I can fix it? In case you need it here is SelectTile: Answer You are not assigning the new int value to the original variable. Here’s a fix:
Add string and integer from one line string generate by speech recognizer to 2 separate list
I have some string from speech recognizer and the value is random but in the same form (x,y…n) How to add string and integer into separate list in the correct order like MyOrder? or to filter x,y (string,int or vice versa) along those strings in one line for e.g: I tried to add the list string using conditional if statement,
Converting ’01’ string to int prints only 1 why?
When i convert string ‘0’ to int and print it gives me 0 . But when i convert strings like ‘0111’ or ’01’ to int it only prints all 1 but not 0 why? and how to get that 0 , i tried lots of things but it dosent work I want that when i give input in string like
limited input numbers and save a list into a list
user input example split using ” ” the space between them and turn them to inteager the and should be = but after spliting and converting each number should be < 10 and >= 0 and save it to be the i need to input the line 9 times not once and been duplicate Answer Here’s the code updated for
How do I find the highest float from a list?
I have made a program that gets a movie you pick from a list and tells you its directors and rating it also tells you if a movie is the highest-rated. I want the program to do the same thing it is doing but instead of just checking if the title is 5 stars, it checks if the rating is
Operand error when using an integer in a list
I’ve been trying to work on this code for hours but keep getting to the same point every time. Basically I’m trying to add up all the values in an array. However, it keeps saying unsupported operand for integer and list. I’m confused why it is saying that because the list consists of integers. This is in python. Above is
Printing pair of numbers using for loop – Python
I am a beginner in python and I need some help with a case: I need to print pairs of numbers which are input from a for loop – for example Let’s say we enter 3 2 1 4 5 0 4, I need to print the sum of the paired numbers – 3 + 2, 1 + 4 etc.
How do I convert a list of strings to integers in Python [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question I need help on how to convert a list to integers, for example