python 数组转二进制,在Python中将整数数组转换为二进制数组

I am trying to convert an array with integers to binary, using python 2.7.

A simplified version of my code is the following:

#!/usr/bin/python

import numpy as np

a=np.array([6,1,5,0,2])

b=np.array(np.zeros((5)))

for i in range(10):

b[i]=bin(int(a[i])).zfill(8)

The code gives me the error message:

b[i]=bin(int(a[i])).zfill(8)

ValueError: invalid literal for float(): 0000b110

What is wrong with my code?

Is there another way to do this?

The original code is part of a much greater project with 2 dimensional arrays.

p.s I'm a relative novice to Python

解决方案

Numpy attempts to convert your binary number to a float, except that your number contains a b which can't be interpreted; this character was added by the bin function, eg. bin(2) is 0b10. You should remove this b character before your zfill like this by using a "slice" to remove the first 2 characters:

b[i]=bin(int(a[i]))[2:].zfill(8)