int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing whitespace #68

nielstron · 2023-03-05T12:08:12Z

Describe the bug
The function int(x) in the python standard lib implicitly strips the invoked string before converting it to an integer.
OpShin does not currently do this, breaking the semantic equivalence with python

Example

int("0\n") 
   -> 0 (in Python)
   -> error (in opshin)

Bug bounty: 200 ADA

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nielstron added the bug Something isn't working label Mar 5, 2023

nielstron changed the title ~~int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing empty space~~ int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing whitespace Jul 14, 2023

nielstron added bug bounty This issue is prized out as part of the Bug Bounty Program bb: minor Minor issue according to bug bounty categorization labels Aug 21, 2024

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int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing whitespace #68

int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing whitespace #68

nielstron commented Mar 5, 2023 •

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int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing whitespace #68

int(x) does not work for strings with preceding/trailing whitespace #68

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