If the number is negative, it will print a "-" in front of the number.
Despite looking through Python formatting pages from searches for Python
Formatting, I cannot see that there is a provision to force a "+" in
front of a number no matter what.
For example:
-23.7 is always given if negative,
45.2 is given but I'd like +45.2
Is there a formatting character to do this? I guess a long logical
string to determine if the value is greater than zero, then toggle to
print "+" if true, but that seems more than what I want to waste CPU
cycles. I was just hoping that some character had been assigned to
force a +.
Dale
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