def is_number(x):
'''
Takes a word and checks if Number (Integer or Float).
'''
try:
# only integers and float converts safely
num = float(x)
return True
except ValueError as e: # not convertable to float
return Falsex = 1.1234567898
print("%.10f" % x)# Floats are basically decimal numbers
# Make sure you don't mix Floats with Ints (Integers)
# For example (a float):
list_of_floats = [2.4, 99.99, 12.4444448812827122151]
# For example (an int):
list_of_ints = [1, 491, 1821, 2198, 128]
# If you have a mental breakdown and you can't find the difference between them
# Just use the type() method/function
# Example:
print(type(2.9))
print(type(751))#this is a int
the_int = 41
#this is a float
the_float = 3.937266272812163518356278{[argument_index_or_keyword]:[width][.precision][type]}