how to make a string an integer in python

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 Distance = input("How far are you from the spacecraft in meters? (full positive numbers) \n") number = Distance.isdigit() while number == False: print ("Please enter a number or full number") Distance = input("How far are you from the spacecraft in meters? (full positive numbers) \n") number = Distance.isdigit() while Distance < 600: print ("Please move back further from the space craft! \n") Distance = input("How far are you from the spacecraft in meters? (full positive numbers) \n")

So I am trying to compare a string to a integer but I'm not sure how to fix that with out breaking this part

number = Distance.isdigit() while number == False:

Try to cast using int(input("somestringinput")) and put it in try-except block to handle it properly when the input string is NAN. — S.K. Venkat
– S.K. Venkat, Commented Jul 6, 2016 at 7:14

badiya · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-06 09:50:33Z

I think you can use this.

def is_digit(Distance): try: if int(Distance) & int(Distance) >0: return True return False except ValueError: return False

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