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[upper linden]

i am making this program and i need a function that can check if a varible has a number in it.

so if x = abcd1 then the program can return true of something

but if x = abcd then it can return false

[north egret]

@upper linden

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[pallid nest]

Have you learned about for loops

[upper linden]

actuallt yeah thats smart

so basically i have a value called like k-10

and i want to just turn the value into 10

[pallid nest]

Wdym?

[upper linden]

into a seperate varible

so x = K-10

but it can change

[pallid nest]

Wdym by that

[upper linden]

randonmly x could be = K-9 to K-1

[pallid nest]

x = K-10?

[hollow socket]

the variable contains string right

can be anything like

"sdflksdh123lksjdflk" ?

[upper linden]

yeah

[hollow socket]

you can do regex

[upper linden]

but just print a varible of only the numbers

so 123

what is regex

[hollow socket]

or loop . Might be easier

[pallid nest]

No need for regex if you are beginning

Just use a for loop

[upper linden]

ok

[pallid nest]

Do you know how to check if a single character is a number

[hollow socket]

do you know how to loop string?

[upper linden]

yes

[pallid nest]

Then you should be set

[hollow socket]

yea do that and check each one

[pallid nest]

Try not to just give answers straight up, but yeah

[hollow socket]

aight

[upper linden]

hahha

[pallid nest]

Let us know if any more questions pop up or if you have more rn

[upper linden]

no its all goods

thanks

i have got it to do what i want

with a loop

but it prints each number in a new line

maybe .strip() would work

[hollow socket]

you can store the numbers in a new variable to be printed later

[upper linden]

yeah ill figure it out

thanks guys

[pallid nest]

Alright good luck

[north egret]

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