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Python has an int() function that you’ve seen a bit of already. It can turn non-integer input into an integer, like this:
What you might not know is that the int function actually has an optional second parameter.
When given a string containing a number and the base that number is in, the function will return the value of that number converted to base ten.
Instructions
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In the console are several different ways that you can use the int function’s second parameter.On line 7, use int to print the base 10 equivalent of the binary number 11001001.
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