The correct response is:
an error statement
The int()
function in Python cannot convert a string that represents a float (like "3.9") directly into an integer, so it will raise a ValueError
.
Multiple Choice
What will you see after on the next line?
>>> int("3.9")
Responses
3
3
an error statement
an error statement
3.9
3.9
4
1 answer
The correct response is:
an error statement
The int()
function in Python cannot convert a string that represents a float (like "3.9") directly into an integer, so it will raise a ValueError
.