There is no need for try except in this case because we won't face an error if we convert for example int to string but from in to string yes

Although it works, order complexity is high compared with a single iteration

This could be useful if we were getting a "string" and converting to Int. But I don't know a data type that can't be converted to string format)

You described what the try except block does which is correct. However, it does not answer @shbhmnk's question of the case when a number cannot be turned into a string.

definitely a different solution

This is beuty code, but not clever. It iterates 4 times each String instead of 1.

the tests it gave you must be either a string or a num, I think you may be too careful

you just did bro!

I realy love such solutions, thank you!

Neat. I never knew that Python allows one line for conditional: resulting statement

How long it took you to learn these codes ?

Cool!

but you gotta admit, it's really cool

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