Question

I have this one line that my script is getting caught up on:

for d in range(len(r)/2)

I am not sure what value is what value it thinks in a float. I try casting the length of r/2 as an int but still I get this error. I am really new to Python and really lost.

Answer 1

In Python 3.x, the / division operator always gives a float value. To use integer division, use //:

for d in range(len(r) // 2):

I suspect you tried range(int(len(r))/2) but that doesn’t change how the division works.