Python基础

Posted 2021-03-03 noralee

1. eval() : the eval function evaluates the “String” like a python expression and returns the result as an integer

Syntax:  eval(expression, [globals[, locals]])

The arguments or parameters of eval function are strings, also optionally global and locals can be used as an argument inside eval function, but the globals must be represented as a dictionary and the locals as a mapped object.

Difference between the input() and eval(): input() takes the user input, but when the user enters an integer as an input the input function returns a string, but in the case of eval it will evaluate the returned value from a string to an integer. E.g:

input = input("Enter any number of your choice:")
print(input)
print(type(input))
--------------------------------------------------------------------Enter any number of your choice: 10 + 10 
10 + 10 
<class ‘str‘>

eval = eval(input("Enter any number of your choice"))
print(eval)
print(type(eval))
--------------------------------------------------------------------Enter any number of your choice: 10 + 10 
20 
<class ‘int‘>

 

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