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random.randint(50,9)
or
random.randint(5,09)
give errors, although just
random.randint(5,9)
..works!
Leading and trailing zero’s aren’t allowed in python without converting it to string or using x.f formatting?
oh, dear. “Trailing” zero gives error because first argument to
randintshould be smaller than the second.Leading zeros are used to represent octal numbers in python-2.x as in many other languages.