#🔒 grabbing part of the ip octet but python reads it as decimal

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upbeat pier
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Hello, Im having trouble when fecthing the 2nd and 3rd part of the IP because python thinks its a decimal and takes out my 0 from the last part , so for example I have and IP 10.x.y.1 and the x.y is in the same excel cell and has a valeu of 110.190 . When panda goes to grab it, it returns as 110.19 making the last 0 disappear. anyone know a solution for this ?

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equipamento = equipamentos_df.loc[equipamentos_df['GEPE'] == gepe]
xy = equipamento['z_ip_xy'].values[0]
ip = f"10.{xy}.2"
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timid swift
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ip = f"10.{xy:.3}.2"
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the proper way would be to specify the dytpe of that column as a string when you load the file

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thanks, I did the second way and it workd just fine 🙂

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