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Oct 19th, 2009

Ipart - Fpart

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I need to split a float in 2, but the split function doesnt work with floats...
What is an alternative for this?

If I have 2.4 I want to get 2 and 4
In math you've got a function fpart and ipart, but I don't know this is possible in python...

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Re: Ipart - Fpart

Let's assume you want something like this ...

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x = 123.456
 
ipart, fpart = str(x).split('.')
 
print ipart, fpart
x = 123.456

ipart, fpart = str(x).split('.')

print ipart, fpart

Last edited by vegaseat; Oct 19th, 2009 at 1:40 pm.

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Re: Ipart - Fpart

Okay that was quit stupid :f

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Re: Ipart - Fpart

Click to Expand / Collapse Quote originally posted by Kruptein ...

Okay that was quit stupid :f

Asking questions is never stupid!

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Re: Ipart - Fpart

Alternately you could use modulus division like this:

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>>> f = 123.456
>>> ipart = int(f)
>>> fpart = f % 1
>>> ipart
123
>>> fpart
0.45600000000000307
>>>
>>> f = 123.456
>>> ipart = int(f)
>>> fpart = f % 1
>>> ipart
123
>>> fpart
0.45600000000000307
>>>

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