Python for Informatics - Chapter 6 - Strings

[unclefkr]

For everyone taking this course, DO NOT STOP. Programming is not easy but learning it is rewarding. You will thank yourself for continuing on this journey.

[willianherreira]

Professor Charles, thank you a lot for this content and for developing such awesome material.

[samfischer]

Really good and informative Python Tutorials. Nice Work Mr. Severance. Vielen Dank dafür!

[LearntocodeTech]

Great videos Sir, If you don't mind, what screen recording software do you use?

[alexvass]

'Don't look at these like sad faces, "Python Loves You"' :P (quote of the day!)

[ThePrestoGuitar]

Question:
You say python can convert numbers in a string into a number using int()
However, when i try to do that with a file like this:
for line in fh:
    if not : continue
    print line
    line2 = int(line) (the line format is like this: X-DSPAM-Confidence:    0.8475)
it tells me that it's not a number so I cannot int() it, although there are numbers AND words in it.
am I doing something wrong? anybody know?
(Edit: I just wanted to mention I'm really enjoying this course. Thank you much for making this.)

[محمدأحمد-يلن]

a=("g", "c", "f")

excuse me :
how can I print (a[0], a[1], a[2])with out space, and thanks.

[محمدأحمد-يلن]

a=("g", "c", "f")

excuse me :
how can I print (a[0], a[1], a[2])with out space, and thanks.