ZigsonnOriginal post
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I search my problem and although there are existing posts on it i can't get to a solution.
I have a problem with querying float attributes in a python function.
Here is a part of the code:
print(float(long - 0.06))
print(float(lat + 0.06))
listOfExistingPoint = database.list_documents('647754cad43d1180e76f', '64789c3f1418d562efc4',
[
Query.between('longitude', float(long - 0.06), float(long + 0.06)),
Query.between('latitude', float(lat - 0.06), float(lat + 0.06))
]
)
the above print functions write out a float value as expected (in my case 49.94 and 50.06). At this point i am casting to float every time i use the values because i have no idea why they don't get recognized as float. Any help will be appreciated 🙂
Summary
The user is experiencing an issue with querying float attributes in a Python function. They are using the `between` method to query values within a specific range, but it is not working as expected. The user has tried various solutions found in similar posts but none have worked. They mention that using `greaterThan` and `lessThan` instead of `between` works. However, when they try it with the Python SDK, it doesn't work either. The user provides a sample code and mentions that the print statements correctly show float values. They ask for help in resolving the issue.