> i have declared a function like this: > > def aFunction ( arg1 , arg2 = 0): > .... > print type(arg2) > > when i try to print the type of arg2, it gives me 'str' > type..why is it not integer type, since i have declared > it as 0 ??
>>> def a(arg1, arg2=0):
... print type(arg2)
...
>>> a("something")
<type 'int'>
Looks like it's an int to me. You must be doing something
spurious in your mysterious "...." that changes the data type.
-tkc
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