Hullo all !
i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book.
i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two
decimal places.
like this float(int(Var)/100)
but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value
like this
if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5
i know there is an easy way to do this.
thanks 7 1701
On 28 Jul 2005 06:39:32 -0700, ne*****@xit.net <ne*****@xit.ne t> wrote: i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book. i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two decimal places. like this float(int(Var)/100) but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value like this if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5 import decimal as dec dec.Decimal('25 0.00')/100
Decimal("2.50")
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Cheers,
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way cool, outta work out just fine
On 07/28/2005 08:48:27 AM, Simon Brunning wrote: On 28 Jul 2005 06:39:32 -0700, ne*****@xit.net <ne*****@xit.ne t> wrote: i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book. i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two decimal places.
like this float(int(Var)/100) but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value like this if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5
import decimal as dec dec.Decimal('25 0.00')/100
Decimal("2.50")
-- Cheers, Simon B, si***@brunningo nline.net, http://www.brunningonline.net/simon/blog/
ne*****@xit.net writes: Hullo all !
i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book. i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two decimal places.
like this float(int(Var)/100) but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value like this if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5
i know there is an easy way to do this. print "%.2f" % (50./100)
0.50
oops, i dont seem to have a module decimal
-shawn
On 07/28/2005 08:48:27 AM, Simon Brunning wrote: On 28 Jul 2005 06:39:32 -0700, ne*****@xit.net <ne*****@xit.ne t> wrote: i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book. i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two decimal places.
like this float(int(Var)/100) but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value like this if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5
import decimal as dec dec.Decimal('25 0.00')/100
Decimal("2.50")
-- Cheers, Simon B, si***@brunningo nline.net, http://www.brunningonline.net/simon/blog/
ne*****@xit.net wrote: Hullo all !
i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book. i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two decimal places.
like this float(int(Var)/100) but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value like this if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5
i know there is an easy way to do this. thanks
Play with this: "%.2f"%0.5
'0.50' a = 50.0 ("%.2f" % (a/100))[-3:]
'.50'
I presume that a stays in the range 0 <= a < 100.
If not you will have to handle the integral digits as well with
something like
"%4.2f" % 3.1
'3.10' "%6.2f" % 3.1
' 3.10'
regards
Steve
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news:11******** **************@ o13g2000cwo.goo glegroups.com.. . Hullo all !
i have a real easy one here that isn't in my book. i have a int number that i want to divide by 100 and display to two decimal places.
like this float(int(Var)/100)
At present, int/int truncates, so this won't do what you want. Use
int/100.0 to get float you want. For output, use % formating operator with
f specification. '%7.2f' % (50/100.0)
' 0.50'
Terry J. Reedy
On 28 Jul 2005 06:39:32 -0700, ne*****@xit.net declaimed the following
in comp.lang.pytho n: like this float(int(Var)/100)
First problem -- you are (or were, the operators have been
changing in Python) doing an integer/integer divide which (used to)
returns an integer, and integers don't have fractional parts; and /then/
you are telling it to convert this integer result to a float.
You need to convert the division to floats before performing it: i = 50 i/100 # integer/integer
0 float(i)/100 # convert to float/integer
0.5 i/100.0 # integer/float
0.5
but i need it to display the .00 even if it does not have a .00 value like this if Var is 50, i need to display .50 instead of just .5
Display is formatting, separate from computational usage...
"%7.2f" % (i/100.0)
' 0.50' "%.2f" % (float(i)/100)
'0.50'
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