String formatting of the Python base

There are two types of string formatting in Python, one is%, and the other is the format () function in Str.

%

List format characters

%s string

%c single character

%b binary integers

%d decimal integers

%i Decimal Integer

%o Eight-binary integers

%x hexadecimal integer

%e index (base written as E)

%E index (base written as E)

%f floating Point

%F floating-point number, same as above

%g index (e) or floating point number (depending on display length)

Percent% character "%"

Example:

#today there is a format characterName='Dahuang'Print('%s is my dog'%name)#The result is:Dahuang ismy dog#when you have two or more than two format characters, pass multiple values to the template with a tupleName='Dahuang'obj='Dog'Print('%s is my%s'%(name,obj))#Results:Dahuang ismy dog#we can name the format character in a dictionaryPrint("I ' m% (name) s. I ' m% (age) D- old"% {'name':'Dahuang',' Age': 6})#Results:I'm Dahuang. I'M 6 Old

Format ()

Format () replaces% with {}

Within {} You can

By location Mapping:

#0,1 for position>>>'{0},{1}'. Format ('KKK', 123)  'kkk,123'#default formatting according to order>>>'{},{}'. Format ('KKK', 123)'kkk,123'>>>'{1},{0}'. Format ('KKK', 123) '123,KKK'

by keyword mapping:

>>>'{name},{age}'. Format (age=15,name='liming' )'liming,15'

by subscript:

>>> li=['liming','xiaohong']' {0[0]},{0[1]} ' . Format (LI) ' Liming,xiaohong '

String formatting of the Python base