Python isdecimal()

The isdecimal() function in python helps to check whether all the characters of a string are decimal or not. The function returns true if all the characters are decimal(0-9) otherwise returns false. This method is used on Unicode objects.

string.isdecimal() 
 

isdecimal() Parameters:

The isdecimal() doesn't take any parameters. Decimal characters are those numbers having a base 10.

isdecimal() Return Value

The return value is always a boolean value. If a string contains whitespaces, symbols, or alphabets this method will return False. In the case of an empty string, the function will return False.

Examples of isdecimal() method in Python

string = "12345"
print(string.isdecimal())

# contains alphabets
string = "123abc45"
print(string.isdecimal())

# contains alphabets and spaces
string = "An5 Hii 345"
print(string.isdecimal())
 

Output:

True
False
False

string = '12345'
print(string .isdecimal())

#s = '²1234'
string  = '\u00B51234'
print(string .isdecimal())

# string  = '½'
string  = '\u00BD'
print(string .isdecimal())
 

Output:

True
False
False