"Enih Gilead" <[email protected]> wrote
Just as an example, the 'a' that is made = to '0', when printed, it
comes with a blank space after...
a, b = 0, 1
while b < 10:
print a, b,
a, b = a, b + 1
... do you think is there any reasonable way to transform the '0'
number into string and then back to numeral - after the printing
action?
You can use string formatting to create the string any way tou want:
print "%d%d" % a,b
will print 01
Or you can use string conversion and catenastion:
print str(a)+str(b)
to get a similar result.
Incidentally your loop would be clearer if you omited the tuple
assignment:
while b < 10:
print a, b,
b += 1
And if you only use 'a' to zero pad the number you can do that with
string formatting too:
print "%02d" % b
Personally I'd go for string formatting because of its much more
powerful and flexible options.
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Alan Gauld
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http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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