python - Moving the point downwards in a floating point number -

First of all, thanks for the attention, I am new to this site ^^ Therefore, forgive me while doing something wrong .. .

I have a big problem with my Python code ... I am new to programming, and I am also new to Python.

I need to take a floating point number and move the point right, so it becomes an integer, like getting 60.27 and 6027.

The algorithm I am using is repeatedly num * 10 num% 2 == 0 , then int (num) Getting is happening.

The problem is, when I multiply (for example) 602.47 * 10 it returns 6024.700000000001 and it does not clearly work Is: -)

Is there any way to fix this, or any other technique or other way is it recursive ?? I am allowed to use anything that I want but it should be recursive: for or while ...

Thanks for the help! ! My first language is not English, so I apologize if it is difficult to read ...

You can try something:

  x = 60.27 newx = int (str (x) .replace ('.', ''))   
  Edit:  As a side note, string . Replace  and  .translate  have similar performance for floats of different sizes  
 % Timeit int (str (4.73285) .replace ('.', ')) 100000 loops, best 3: 2.65 us per loop% timeit int (str (4.73285). Translestate (none,'. ')) 100000 loops, best 3: 3.02 us loop