In python it is possible to print various types of variables using print . Here's an example:
print(3.4, "hello", 45);
Or individually.
print(3.4);
print("hello");
print(45);
How can you identify whether the value being printed is float , string or int ?
To know the type / class we can do ( type ):
print(type(3.4), type("hello"), type(45)) # <class 'float'> <class 'str'> <class 'int'>
To filter only the part of float , str , int you can:
print(type(3.4).__name__, type("hello").__name__, type(45).__name__) # float str int
For verifications you can use and is more straightforward isinstance (var, (objs,)) :
if isinstance(3.4, float):
# True, e float
You can even check if it belongs to any of the various types / classes that enter as argument within a tuple:
if isinstance(3.4, (float, str)):
# True, e float ou string
Use the type
print(type(3.4), type("hello"), type(45))
>> <class 'float'> <class 'str'> <class 'int'>