How to convert Nonetype to int or string?

by 
int(value or 0)

This will use 0 in the case when you provide any value that Python considers False, such as None, 0, [], “”, etc. Since 0 is False, you should only use 0 as the alternative value (otherwise you will find your 0s turning into that value).

int(0 if value is None else value)

This replaces only None with 0. Since we are testing for None specifically, you can use some other value as the replacement.

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