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## String `isdigit()` method

The **`isdigit()` method** is a built-in method in python for string handling. This method checks if the given string contains just digits such as 0123456789.

> Note: Exponents, like ², are also considered to be digits.

## Syntax
```
string.isdigit()
```

## Parameter 
The method `isdigit()` takes no parameters.

## Return value

The `isdigit()` method returns true if all characters in the string are digits. Otherwise, it returns false.

## Code
The following code shows how to use the `isdigit()` method in python:

# Python code to check whether the String
# consist of digit only
x = '458235001'
print(x.isdigit())

x = '\u0030243abir302'
print(x.isdigit())
  
# x = '²3447'
# subscript is a digit
x = '\u00B23447'
  
print(x.isdigit())
  
# x = '½'
# A fraction is not  digit
x = '\u00BD'
  
print(x.isdigit())

> Note: 
>* "\u0030" is Unicode for 0
> * "\u00B2" is Unicode for ² 
>*  '\u00BD' is Unicode for ½ 

What is the String isdigit() method in Python?

Checks if a string contains only digits (0-9) and returns True; otherwise, False.