If you want the second element in the temp list to be an integer instead of a string, you can use the int() function to convert the input value to an integer. Here's an updated code snippet that includes the conversion:

my_list=[]

temp_list=[]

n=int(input('Enter the size of list '))

for i in range(n): # for number of sub-list in the list

for j in range(2): # range(2) for size of sub_list

if j == 1:

temp_list.append(int(input()))

else:

temp_list.append(input())

my_list.append(temp_list)

temp_list=[] #set temp_list to null

print(my_list)

This way, when you enter a number for the second element of the sub-list, it will be stored as an integer instead of a string.