Python small note-formatted output

Python print formatted output.

1. Print a string

Print ("His name is%s"% ("Aviad"))

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2. Printing integers

Print ("He is%d years old"% (25))

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3. Print floating-point numbers

Print ("His height is%f m"% (1.83))

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4. Print floating-point numbers (Specify the number of decimal places reserved)

Print ("His height is%.2f m"% (1.83))

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5. Specify the placeholder width

Print ("name:%10s age:%8d height:%8.2f"% ("Aviad", 25,1.83))

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6. Specify the placeholder width (left-justified)

Print ("name:%-10s age:%-8d height:%-8.2f"% ("Aviad", 25,1.83))

Str.firmat ()

1.

info= '----indo---{_name}-----

Name:{_name}

Age:{_age}

Job:{_job} ". Format (_name=name,_job=job,_age=age) This is more like a function.

2.

info= '----indo----{0}

NAME:{0}

Age:{1}

JOB:{2} '. Format (name,age,job) In this case, you need to refer to it sequentially

3. You can also use {} as a placeholder

Print (' I\ ' m {},{} '. Format (' Hongten ', ' Welcome to my space! ') This time you need to be aware of the order

Python small note-formatted output