Underscores in numbers....
bigger_number= 14_000_000_000
1-> print(bigger_number)
2-> print (type(bigger_number))
Underscores in numbers....
bigger_number= 14_000_000_000
1-> print(bigger_number)
2-> print (type(bigger_number))
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This convention is used for big integers so that they are easier to read. It allows to divide digits with a single underscore.
Coming on to output. The number will be handled as an integer only, so the output will be :
14000000000
int
The output of the above lines code is as follows:
1-> print(bigger_number)
output ==> 14000000000
2-> print(type(big_number))
output ==>