# parse_int

**Descripción**

Convierte una variable dada en una cadena.

**Parámetros**

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**Return**

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<div id="bkmrk-"></div>**Versión**

- 1.0.0

**Ejemplo**

```
import pandoraPlugintools as pt

# Sample variables to be parsed as integers
var1 = "123"
var2 = "45.67"
var3 = "invalid"

# Parse the variables as integers using the parse_int function
parsed_var1 = pt.general.parse_int(var1)
parsed_var2 = pt.general.parse_int(var2)
parsed_var3 = pt.general.parse_int(var3)

# Print the parsed integer values
print("Parsed var1:", parsed_var1)  # Should print: Parsed var1: 123
print("Parsed var2:", parsed_var2)  # Should print: Parsed var2: 0 (parsing fails for decimal value)
print("Parsed var3:", parsed_var3)  # Should print: Parsed var3: 0 (parsing fails for invalid value)
```