Introduction In this tutorial, we are going to discuss the Python callable() method along with its uses and working. Basically, an object or instance is termed callable when it has a defined __call__() function. In that case, we can refer to a.__call__(arg1, arg2, …) in a simpler way, a(arg1,arg2, …). Hence, it becomes callable. The […]
Introduction In this tutorial, we’ll go over the Python isinstance() method. A user may encounter some situations where she/he needs to determine whether an object is an instance of a specific class, mainly in inheritance. Python provides an in-built method do check the same, named isinstance(). Let’s get right into understanding this method. Python isinstance()
Introduction We’ll be introducing the python isdecimal() method in this tutorial. What if a user wants to check whether a given string contains a number or more specifically a decimal number or not? That can be a case when the user needs to convert the string to any other number types like integer or float
Introduction All Python features are associated with objects. Python float creates floating-point objects in Python. It is one of the primitive elements of Python programming. Further all kinds of objects are classified into types. Some of the basic native types in python are strings, integer, complex numbers and finally floating-point numbers. Focusing on the floating-point
In this article, we will understand the conversion of Python String to Int and int to string conversion. In Python, the values are never implicitly type-casted. Let’s find out how to explicitly typecast variables. 1. Python String to int Conversion Python int() method enables us to convert any value of the String type to an
Introduction The map() method in Python is vastly used to apply a function or operation on a sequence of data. The method after applying a specific function to all the elements of iterable returns a map object. This map object is iterable and can be converted to the desired form. So, let us learn how
The any() method in Python is another built-in method. We saw earlier the working and the usage of the all() method in Python. The any() method is very similar to that method. It tells us about the nature of any iterable object. Let us understand what the method actually is and how it works. How
Python comes with many interesting pre-defined methods. One of them is the all() method in Python. This method is widely used to check whether all the elements of an iterable Python object are truthy. So let us learn more about the all() method and also take a look at how we can incorporate in our
The Python pow() function is one of the most commonly used built-in function in Python programming. It is extensively used to calculate the value of a to the power n or more specifically an. It is a very useful function when dealing with some complex mathematical calculations or sometimes for other operations. So, let us
A Python Iterator is an object that can be iterated upon. Any kind of object that supports this kind of iteration is called as an iterator. Now, you may be confused. There exists another object called iterable. What is that? Let’s take a look. Iterators and Iterables Any iterable is an object that can be