Hi Jim,
When you replace num = int(num); it's not changing a list.
Due to It only pick a value from a list.
You have to pointing to list so,
You have to use list[position] using while loop like below
listOfNumChars = list(str(intNum))
i = 0
while i < len(listOfNumChars):
listOfNumChars[i] = int(listOfNumChars[i])
i += 1
print(listOfNumChars)
#--> [4, 5, 5] (if you entered 455)
Best,
Bhanu Pratap
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Jim Mooney
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Subject: [Tutor] changing char list to int list isn't working
I'm turning an integer into a string so I can make a list of separate chars,
then turn those chars back into individual ints, but the resulting list still
looks like string chars when I print it. What am I doing wrong?
listOfNumChars = list(str(intNum))
for num in listOfNumChars:
num = int(num)
print(listOfNumChars)
# result of 455 entered is ['4', '5', '5']
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