print fmstr % str <= possible??
Dale Strickland-Clark
dale at riverhall.NOTHANKS.co.uk
Mon Jan 21 20:09:41 EST 2002
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ozonehole2k at yahoo.com (Ozone Hole near South Pole) wrote: >Hi, > >If I want to print some numerical data, I need to: >print "The answer is %2.3f" % ans > >Is that possible to pass a fmtstr to do something like this >def myprint(fmtstr,ans): > print fmtstr % ans > >myprint("The x pos is %2.3", x) >myprint("The y pos is %5.3", y) > > >I know the above will not work. What's the correct way to do this? Did you try it? >>> print "Number is %2.3f" % 1.123 Number is 1.123 >>> your second example will work, if you put the format character in the string: myprint("The x pos is %2.3f", x) myprint("The y pos is %5.3f", y) here----------------------^ -- Dale Strickland-Clark Riverhall Systems Ltd
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