We can check the integer part of a real number, and one of the ways to do that is using the trunc() method of the math library.

Let's import the method:

from math import trunc

Then we read a real number and display its truncated value on the screen:

n = float(input('Real number: '))

print(f'Integer part: {trunc(n)}')

Another way is simply using the int() function to display the value in its entirety.

print(f'Integer part: {int(n)}')