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The .strip()-part isn't actually necessary, as int() uses it internally anyway. But back when I wrote the code I didn't know that. :p
.strip()
int()
It's basically one of the methods defined by the str-type; it removes all whitespace characters from the beginning and end of a string.
str
Example:
my_string = " Hello " my_string.strip() == "Hello"
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The
.strip()-part isn't actually necessary, asint()uses it internally anyway. But back when I wrote the code I didn't know that. :pIt's basically one of the methods defined by the
str-type; it removes all whitespace characters from the beginning and end of a string.Example: