Python Format

Question 1

Boolean Expression
if 7<0 and 8>1:
print(“true”)

elif False or (0<100):
print(“False”)

Answer 1

False

(why?: becus there is an or statement and (0<100) is true, thus it iterates to the next line

Question 2

Formatting Syntax?

Answer 2

format(value, format spec)

{[index], width.precision[type]

Question 3

print(“I {} like games”).format(“darren”))

Answer 3

Result : I darren like games

Question 4

print(“—”, format(1.23456, 10.2%))

Answer 4

converts 1.23456 to percentage -> 123.456%

rounds to .2 float -> 123.45

pads 4 additional space as it requires a minimum of 10 digits. (decimal included)

result : —, 123.45%

Question 5

print(‘{2} {1} {0}’.format(‘directions’, ‘the’, ‘Read’))

Answer 5

Result : Read the directions

Question 6

print(‘The first {p} was alright, but the {q} {p} was tough.’.format(p = ‘second’, q= ‘last’))

Answer 6

Result:

The first second was alright, but the last second was tough.

Question 7

print(“{0} ate {1:.1%} of the cake ! “.format(“tom”, (2/3)))

Answer 7

tom ate 66.7% of the cake

Question 8

print(“{0} ate {1:.1%} of the cake ! “.format(“tom”, (2/3)*100))

Answer 8

tom ate 6666.7% of the cake !

Because its already converted to percentage in the bracket, hence multiplying by 100 is redundant.

Question 9

num = 3.14159 print(f”The valueof pi is: {num:{1}.{5}}”)

Answer 9

The value of pi is 3.1415

basically round off to 5 sig fig

Question 10

name= “Tom”
money = 6.17
print(f”{name} has {money*money:9.2%}”)

Answer 10

Tom has 3806.89%