Python str() function

Python str() function

The str() function in Python converts the specified value into a string.

Syntax

class str(object='')

          or

class str(object=b'', encoding='utf-8', errors='strict')

Parameter

object:  This parameter represents any object to convert the given object into a string

encoding: It performs the encoding of the object, and by default, its value is UTF-8

errors: This parameter specifies what to do if the decoding fails

Return

This function returns a str version of object.

Example 1

 # Python programing explaining
 # the str() function
 val = str(33.5)
 # prininting the string value
 print(val) 

Output

33.5