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RE: fixed width numbers - Larz60+ - May-26-2019
Nwb's method is the proper one.
RE: fixed width numbers - Skaperen - May-27-2019
(May-26-2019, 06:33 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: Nwb's method is the proper one.
how can i put an expression in that method? perfringo's method is obvious.
RE: fixed width numbers - Larz60+ - May-27-2019
For example?
Do you mean like:
print(f'Number with leading zeroes{10:020}')
RE: fixed width numbers - Skaperen - May-27-2019
no. can i do this?
print(f'foo is{numbers["foo"]**powers["bar"]:20}')it doesn't work in any form in my older Python 3.5.2. was f'' added in 3.6 or 3.7 ?
RE: fixed width numbers - perfringo - May-27-2019
(May-27-2019, 07:53 AM)Skaperen Wrote: was f'' added in 3.6 or 3.7 ?
Yep, you need 3.6 <= Python
RE: fixed width numbers - Skaperen - May-27-2019
then my only choice is your rjust() suggestion which i have already coded. i try to make my code work as far back as 3.3 if it's easy enough, else 3.4 or 3.5. but 3.5.2 is a must, partly because i have run into issues with Ubuntu 18.04 (sudo to root to run bash on amd64 arch fails to source .bashrc file ... it works OK on arm64).