convert object to integer in python

To convert an object to an integer in Python, you can use the int() function. This function takes one argument and returns the corresponding integer value.

Here's an example:

main.py
# Define an object
my_obj = "123"

# Convert the object to an integer
my_int = int(my_obj)

# Print the integer
print(my_int)
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In this example, we define an object my_obj that contains the string "123". We then use the int() function to convert my_obj to an integer and assign the result to a new variable my_int. Finally, we print the value of my_int, which will be 123.

If the object you are trying to convert is not a valid integer, you will get a ValueError exception. For example:

main.py
# Define a non-integer object
my_obj = "hello"

# Try to convert the object to an integer
my_int = int(my_obj)  # This will raise a ValueError exception
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