import math myInt = int(10) myFloat = float(10.0000001) mySignedFloat = float(-1.5253) print(myInt) print(myFloat) #Casting is when we convert one type to another. #We can use the int and float constructors to convert the values. print('I will cast the float to an int!') #Keep in mind that this will round up, not round down. #If you want to round down, you have to use the floor function. print(int(myFloat)) #example of how to round down. print(math.floor(myFloat)) print(math.floor(mySignedFloat)) print('I will cast the integer to a float!') print(float(myInt))
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