typeerror: an integer is required (got type str)

Question

Problem:

I have a piece of code in python and I want to print a list of integer in ASCII. The problem comes once I hit the run button. I don’t know what wrong goes with it. It throws back an error: typeerror: an integer is required (got type str)

n=list(str(12345))
for q in n:
    print(chr(q))

Here is my code snippet. Where I am doing the wrong things? Could you please figure it out?

Thanks.

Answer 1

You have declared a list with string type and passing it to char() function. You need to cast it to integer type while passing the value through the char() function.

Like this:

n=list(str(12345))
for q in n:
    print(chr(int(q)))

Now, this looks like what you were wanting. Give it a try and post your feedback here.

Thanks.

Answer 2

You are passing a string value into the chr() function. This must work:

a=list(str(12345))
for q in a:
    print(chr(int(q)))

#The above code will work but this will print out characters, as 1-5
# in the ASCII table are not visible characters.

a = [65,66,67,68,69]
for q in a:
    print(chr(q))

At the time you did x = F.relu(self.lstm(inputs)) in your forward pass, you forgot to give the lstm with hidden and cell units.