On 2007-12-15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> does anybody know how to convert a long sequence of bits to a
>>> bit-string?
>>
>>Yes!
>
> Would you like to help, please?
You'll have to define 'sequence of bits' and 'bit string' for
us. The example you showed didn't really make sense in the
context of those two phrases (neither of which has any sort of
commonly accepted meaning in Python). You showed code that
converted a string to an integer. That is apparently not what
you wanted, but it's unclear what you do want.
>>> I would appreciate a prompt reply because I have a python
>>> assessment to submit.
>>
>>Good luck, you're lucky you've got the whole weekend :)
>
> That's not the only assignment I have to do...
> I hope this is not like RTFM cause as much as I searched on
> the web I couldn't find an answer.
I'm not sure what the class is, but perhaps you're not supposed
to "find an answer" on the web. Perhaps you're supposed to
think up an answer yourself?
In any case, I'm surprised you didn't find an answer, because
the answer to the question I suspect you're trying to ask comes
up quite regularly in this newsgroup.
Here's a hint to get you started:
help(int)
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