Resolved: len() function arguments
Why len('s') works but len(2) not?
Does len() function takes only strings?
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Hi Meenakshi!
Thanks for reaching out!
The len() function in Python is designed to return the length of an object that has a length. This typically includes data types like strings, lists, tuples, dictionaries, and other iterable objects. When you use len('s'), it works because 's' is a string with a length of 1. However, len(2) does not work because integers do not have a length. The len() function cannot be applied to integers or other non-iterable objects as they do not have a length.
Hope this helps.
Best,
Ivan
