Object is Correct? Hi!! I’m Ogata. Today, I tell you about the Object. With Python, I tell you. This is very simple code. a=input() 2344 a >>’2344’ This is almost a shell command. In Python IDLE, you create a variable a. Moreover, you compare it to a a. >>2344 is a What would be the next? The answer is… >>False What!? I put it in a!! Yet, that is wrong. Why? Do you explain this phenomenon? The input() method is just String. So, the casting method of int would be need. At the first time, not just a input() method, but also a int casting. Like this, a=int(input())!! Then, you can get correct number type. However, that number object is not 2344. Because how to be created of is different. As that, object comparing is false. Do you understand it? This is complex parts in Python or Programming. OK. Today, I...