[Tutor] Convert values in a list back and forth from ints

[prasad rao]

.>>>> class Value:....    def __init__(self, vs = ""):
>...       self.vs = vs
>...       self.v = self.asInt()
>...    def asInt(self):
>...       try: self.v = int(self.vs)
>...       except: self.v = None
>...       return self.v
>...    def asString(self):
>...        vs = str(self.vs)
>...        return self.vs
>...    def setStringValue(self, s):
>...        self.vs = s
>...        self.asInt()
>...    def setIntValue(self, i):
>...        self.v = int(i)
>...        self.vs = str(self.v)

hello
Sorry to interject.
This class seems asymmetric.

Class Value:
    def __init__(self,inte='',stri=''):
          self.inte=inte
          self.stri=stri
    def setvalue(inte='',stri=''):
         self.stri=str(self.inte)
         self.int=int(self.stri)
I tried. But failed.What is wrong with above code?

 >>> Class Value:
      def __init__(self,inte='',stri=''):
          self.inte=inte
          self.stri=stri
      def setvalue(inte='',stri=''):
         self.stri=str(self.inte)
         self.int=int(self.stri)

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Prasad
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