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I’m trying to convert the values of a list using the map function but i am getting a strange result.
s = input("input some numbers: ")
i = map(int, s.split())
print(i)
gives:
input some numbers: 4 58 6
<map object at 0x00000000031AE7B8>
why does it not return [‘4′,’58’,’6′]?
You are using python 3 which returns generators instead of lists.
Call
list(x)on the variable after you assign it the map generator.