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This PR adds a simple Python script that demonstrates type conversion between integers, floats, and strings. It reads user input, performs conversions, and prints the results in a structured format.

  • Added solve() function to:
    • Read an integer, float, and string from user input
    • Convert integer to float and float to integer
    • Convert string to integer (assuming valid numeric input)
    • Print all values and their converted forms

✅ How to Test

  1. Run the script.
  2. Provide:
    • An integer (e.g., 42)
    • A float (e.g., 3.14)
    • A numeric string (e.g., "100")
  3. Verify that the output shows correct conversions:
    Integer: 42
    Integer to float: 42.0
    Float: 3.14
    Float to integer: 3
    String: 100
    String to integer: 100
    

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