Re: [Pyobjc-dev] Comparing int and floats fails?

[Francesco P. <fpi...@no...>]

Ummm...

For some reason, Python doesn't read my mind: it keeps reading my code, 
instead! :-)

I was comparing strings and floats, of course...

Cheers
fra


On Dec 15, 2003, at 2:39 AM, Just van Rossum wrote:

> Francesco Pierfederici wrote:
>
>> for some weird reason, if all of v, z1 and z2 are floats, everything
>> works as expected. If v is a int while z1 and z2 are floats, the
>> second statement gets ALWAYS executed. I should add that z in an
>> element of a Python array of unsigned ints.
>>
>> Has anybody ever seen something like this?
>
> int/float comparisons work as expected in Python. Are you sure the
> objects you're comparing have the types you expect? Maybe one is a
> string and not a number? Try putting "print type(v), type(z1), 
> type(z2)"
> somewhere.
>
> Just
>
>
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