Question

What will be the value of x when the following statement is executed:

x=int(98.6)

Answer 1

Answer:

98 will be the ans

Explanation:

int() it do not take decimal value

Answer 2

Concept:

Whole numbers with zero, positive, and negative values but no decimal values are known as integers. For example 15, 7, 0.

int is used for declaring an integer variable.

Given:

x=int(98.6)

Find:

What will be the value of x?

Solution:

We utilize the built-in int() method to convert a float value to an integer. This function trims the values after the decimal point and only returns the integer/whole number part.

Syntax: int(x)

$x=int(98.6)$

This will remove .6 because they are after the decimal point and only returns 98 as an integer/whole number.

∴ The output will be 98.