> No, because variables are untyped in Python there is no need for<br>> casting. In Python values have types, variables are just names. You just<br>> use the value and if it has the correct type it will work.<br>>
<br>> There are some functions that transform values from one type to another.<br>> These are not really casts, they create new values of a different type.<br>> Some examples are int(), str(), float(). For example:
<br>><br>> >>> i=3<br>> >>> type(i)<br>> <type 'int'><br>> >>> f=float(i)<br>> >>> f<br>> 3.0<br>> >>> type(f)<br>> <type 'float'><br>>
<br>> Kent<br>I realize now that. Thank you ;-)<br><br>PD: I think python is better than I thought before. xD<br>PD2: Apologize for my English.<br clear="all"><br>-- <br>Edgar A. Rodriguez V.