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eval ( ) is a highlight of casting
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poin#1 and point#6 are almost same i think
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Python dynamically handles the type conversion of variables during code execution.
it implicitly i.e. automatically change the type of variable during such operations where the result comes in different type apart from the input type.
when the type of user input is unknown and the result of such type casting is also not sure we can use evaluate function eval() that performs type casting according to the situation.
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The most interesting part was Eval function and changing the type of Variables manually. Dynamic casting was also interesting to know.
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enjoyed it