In this tutorial, we will program a 'How to Check if a String is a Number in Python'. We will gain a better understanding of checking whether a string is a number. The main goal here is to understand the structure of the program for checking the string. I will provide a sample program to demonstrate the actual coding of this tutorial.
This topic is very easy to understand; just follow the instructions I provide, and you can also do it yourself with ease. The program I will show you covers the basics of programming for checking if a string is a number. I will do my best to provide you with the easiest method of creating this program, called 'Check a string'. So, let's start with the coding.
First you will have to download & install the Python IDLE's, here's the link for the Integrated Development And Learning Environment for Python https://www.python.org/downloads/.
def checkNum(num): try: float(num) return True except ValueError: return False while True: ret=False print("\n\n================= Check if a string is a number =================\n\n") string=input("Enter here: ") if checkNum(string) == True: print("This a number!") else: print("This is not a number!") user_input=input("\n\nExit Application? (Yes/No): ") if user_input.lower()=='yes': print("Exit program.") break elif user_input.lower()=='no': ret=True else: print("Wrong input.") ret=True if ret: continue
In the provided code, we created a method that will handle the argument to check if the string is a number. Lastly, we will create a while loop that will enclose our whole block of code.
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