In debugging the manual conversion of an image to text, confirming the number's primality helped identify errors. Initially, converting the string to an integer led to a SyntaxError due to the number exceeding the maximum limit for string conversion. While Python integers are only limited by available memory, the conversion of large strings is restricted. The suggested fix did not work, but storing the number as separate strings for each row from the image and applying a custom radix conversion successfully resolved the issue.
Errors in manual conversion of an image to text were confirmed by checking if the resulting number was prime, revealing discrepancies like mistaking 8's for 9's.
The conversion from string to integer failed due to a limit on string sizes for conversion, which is different from the memory limitations for Python integers.
Using sys.set_int_max_str_digits() did not resolve the issue, but a workaround was successful, utilizing a method of storing the number as multiple strings for conversion.
The problem encountered was specific to the conversion of a large string representing a number into an integer, where direct conversion exceeds the limit imposed by Python.
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