Python String isdecimal() Method

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Python String isdecimal()

The isdecimal() method checks whether all the characters of the string are decimal (0-9) or not.

This method is used on unicode objects.

Note: This method does not allow alphabets and special characters.

Example

Python Compiler
str1 = "python" str2 = "123" str3 = "\u0031" # unicode for 1 str4 = "\u0045" # unicode for E print(str1.isdecimal()) # False print(str2.isdecimal()) # True print(str3.isdecimal()) # True print(str4.isdecimal()) # False

Output

False True True False

Syntax

txt.isdecimal()

Parameter Values

It does not take any parameter.

Return Value

ValueExplanation
TrueIf the characters of the string contains only decimal.
FalseIf the characters of the string contains other than decimal.

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