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August 26th, 2003, 01:38 PM
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Math/Number Theory?
Is their a way to check, for example, in the last 2 digits in a number are 3. If so, how?
Thanks.
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August 26th, 2003, 02:17 PM
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Well I can't think of a way to check that for ints. However, that'd be easy with strings.
Say you have received an int called someint. Code:
somestr = str(someint) if somestr[-2:] == '33': print 'Yay!' else: print 'Nay.' Hope this answered your question. There's a mathematical way to do it, but I'm not too sure about the efficiency of my method, so I'll stick to that string method.
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