Take two variables ‘x’ and ‘y’. Save an integer value (e.g. 5) in x and floating value (e.g. (5.7) in y. Change the type of integer value to float and floating value to int. Now print both numbers and observe the result.

Here is the code:

#Take two variables ‘x’ and ‘y’. Save an integer value (e.g. 5) in x and floating value (e.g. (5.7) in y. #Change the type of integer value to float and floating value to int. Now print both numbers and observe the result.
x = 5
y = 5.7
print('X = ', x, '(Integer data type)')
print('Y = ', y, '(Float data type)')
print('After changing the data type of both the variables:')

a = float(x)
b = int(y)
print('X = ', a, '(Float data type)' )
print('Y = ', b, '(Integer data type)')

# This code is contributed by Ahmad Shafiq

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