docs: add Python Type Casting chapter to tutorial#100
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- Introduced casting using int(), float(), and str() - Covered examples for each conversion type - Included error handling and summary table - Follows structure similar to W3Schools Python Casting guide Co-Authored-By: Sanjay Viswanathan <[email protected]>
WalkthroughA new documentation file on Python type casting has been added, introducing and explaining the use of casting functions ( Changes
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1-17: Front matter tags cleanup
Remove the trailing comma in the tags list and standardize “Introduction of python” to “Introduction to Python” for consistency.Proposed diff:
--- tags: [ - Python, - Introduction of python, - Python Syntax, - Python Variables, - Python Operators, - Type Casting, + Python, + Introduction to Python, + Python Syntax, + Python Variables, + Python Operators, + Type Casting ] ---
19-21: Heading mismatch with title
The section heading uses “Python Casting” but the document title is “Type Casting”. Update the heading to match the title.-# Python Casting +# Type Casting
23-34: Enhance general example and fix fence
The “Specify a Variable Type” snippet currently shows onlyint()and closes with four backticks. Extend it to illustrate all three casting functions and use three backticks consistently.### Specify a Variable Type Python is an **object-oriented language**, and **variables are objects**. You can specify the data type using casting functions: -```python -x = int(1) # x will be 1 -y = int(2.8) # x will be 2 -z = int("3") # x will be 3 -```` +```python +x = int(1) # x will be 1 +y = float(2.8) # y will be 2.8 +z = str("3") # z will be '3' +```
72-72: Use correct past participle
The verb “cast” remains “cast” in past forms. Change “casted” to “cast”.-Some values can't be casted directly: +Some values can't be cast directly:🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~72-~72: The past tense and past participle of the verb “cast” is “cast”.
Context: ...# Invalid Casting Some values can't be casted directly: ```python int("hello") #...(CASTED)
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[grammar] ~72-~72: The past tense and past participle of the verb “cast” is “cast”.
Context: ...# Invalid Casting Some values can't be casted directly: ```python int("hello") #...
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5-5: Updatedsidebar_positionfor ordering
This change correctly shifts the sidebar position from 6 to 7 to accommodate the new Type Casting chapter.
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Closes #99
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