Is it harmful to use multiple type-casting in Python?

[Soham1087]

Assume I have a Python variable called my_boolean = False. My desired outcome is: my_bool = “0” This is the only method I can conceive of accomplishing it. my_bool = str(int(my_boolean)) is a double type-casting.
Is there a better way to go about this?
Can I use Python’s str() function to convert a given value or object into a string object using Type Casting?

[Spy-Master]

@Soham1087

Assume I have a Python variable called my_boolean = False. My desired outcome is: my_bool = “0” This is the only method I can conceive of accomplishing it. my_bool = str(int(my_boolean)) is a double type-casting.
Is there a better way to go about this?
Can I use Python’s str() function to convert a given value or object into a string object using Type Casting?

@MelvMay

Not really. A Unity specific forum dedicated to answering questions on C# is not an ideal place to ask a question about C programming not related to Unity.

I am curious why searching for “armstrong number in c” isn’t giving you the results. If I do that it gives me lots of info.

Stop treating this forum as a general programming forum.

[MelvMay]

@Soham1087

Assume I have a Python variable called my_boolean = False. My desired outcome is: my_bool = “0” This is the only method I can conceive of accomplishing it. my_bool = str(int(my_boolean)) is a double type-casting.
Is there a better way to go about this?
Can I use Python’s str() function to convert a given value or object into a string object using Type Casting?

As above, these forums are for Unity, not general programming. You even posted it on a sub-forum related to code-editors. This is the second time you’ve been asked not to do this.