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Small help with formatting - Fumi - Mar-15-2018 Does anyone know how to make this all appear in one sentence? print "You need to save £{0:.2f} each month.".format(finance) print "To reach the target of £{0:.2f}.".format(cost)I tried this but it just gives the same value in both positions. print "You need to save £{0:.2f} each month to reach the target of £{0:.2f}".format(finance,cost)I'm pulling my hair out. Well, what's left of it. ![]() I found it. Thanks anyway. I found it. Thanks anyway. The first number controls the position. RE: Small help with formatting - snippsat - Mar-15-2018 You should also stop using Python 2 and switch to Python 3. The can use cooler stuff like f-string ![]() >>> cost = 99.75999 >>> finance = 50000 >>> print(f"You need to save £{cost:.2f} each month to reach the target of £{finance:.2f}") You need to save £99.76 each month to reach the target of £50000.00 |