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if num = 0.4: print("num")
8/3/2019 12:32:52 PM
6 Answers
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To compare equality you use "==". "=" is a purely assignment operator and for simplicity sake, if you use assignment as a value you get errors.
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"=" assigns a value "==" will check conditions.
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The mistake is from the definition of your variable. Your number has decimal point, so you have to define it properly with the "double" Try: if (double num ==0.4); print(num)
if num == 0.4: print("num")
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if "num" == 0.4: print("num") I rewrite it as this👆👆 Still No output What should I do to get an output Concept?
What exactly do you need to do?
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