You can use the built-in bin()
function in Python to convert a decimal number to its equivalent binary representation. The function takes the decimal number as an argument and returns a string that represents the corresponding binary number.
Here's an example:
main.py84 chars5 lines
In this example, we convert the decimal number 10
to binary using the bin()
function. The result is a string 0b1010
, where the prefix 0b
indicates that it's a binary representation.
Alternatively, you can also use the string format()
method with the format specifier b
to convert a decimal number to binary. Here's an example:
main.py93 chars5 lines
In this example, we use the string format()
method with the format specifier b
to convert the decimal number 10
to binary. The result is a string 1010
representing the binary number.
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