Method # 1: Using tuple () + float () + split () + map ()
A combination of the above functions can be used to complete this task. In this, we first split the two pieces of coordinates into a list, apply the float function to each one using float () and map () and finally it is converted to a tuple with using tuple () .
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Output:
The original string is: 44.6463, -49.583 The coordinates after conversion to tuple are: (44.6463, -49.583)
Method # 2: Using eval()
This is a one-line and recommended method to accomplish this particular task. In this case, eval () internally detects the string and converts it to a floating point number, delimited as tuple elements.
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Output:
The original string is: 44.6463, -49.583 The coordinates after conversion to tuple are: (44.6463, -49.583)
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