How to use isdecimal() function in Python
isdecimal() is a string function in python that is generally used to find whether or not all the characters given in a string are decimals.
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If all the given characters in the string are decimals, the output will be displayed as “True.”
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If all the characters in the given string are not decimals, the output will be displayed as “False.”
Example
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In the first program, “Dinesh” is used as a string as there is no decimal character in the string output that will be displayed as False.
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In the second one, “Dinesh2003.” is used as a string where only 2003 are decimals. However, none of characters in the string are decimals, so the output will be False.
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In the third one, though the given string has decimals in it, the other characters are @,#, and $, so the output is False.
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Finally, in the fourth code, the given string is 567911. Since all the given characters are decimals, the expected output is True.
k = "Dinesh"print(k.isdecimal())p= "Dinesh2003"print(p.isdecimal())s="123@#$"print(s.isdecimal())t="567911"print(t.isdecimal())