python去掉数字第一个0,从字符串转换为int时，为什么Python会删除前导零？

>>> num = int('0241034812')

>>> print(num)

241034812

>>>

In the above code, I'm setting the variable num to 0241034812; however, when I print the variable it deletes the first zero.

Why is this happening?

解决方案

Integers are stored/displayed as a "normal" number, not the string value. If you want to display the number prefixed with zeroes you can do that when displaying the variable.

You can use the following syntax to add leading zeros to an integer:

print "%010d" % (241034812,)

The example above will display the integer 241034812 with 10 digits as 0241034812.