Hi
Everything in Python is treated as an object, so
i=5
i.imagmakes sense, i.e. the variable i has some associated methods. But why doesn't the following example work?
5.imag #errorOne would think that it should work, since the integer "5" is an object just like the list "[1,2]":
[1,2].pop() #no errorBest,
Niles.
Jump to PostInteresting syntax point, however the:
(5).imagdoes work as does
int(5).imagI thought it is because the constant could be floating point number, and it makes sense that:
5.4.imagis not valid syntax, but actually it is accepted by interpreter.
Interesting syntax point, however the:
(5).imagdoes work as does
int(5).imagI thought it is because the constant could be floating point number, and it makes sense that:
5.4.imagis not valid syntax, but actually it is accepted by interpreter.
Ah, I see. OK, so it makes sense afterall. Thanks!
Best,
Niles.
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