I'm trying to make a simple if elif else statement that does different things based on the number.
number = 25
if '.25' in str (number):
number1 = number - 0.25, number 0.25
print(number1)
elif '.75' in str (number):
number1 = number - 0.25, number 0.25
print(number1)
elif number == 0:
numberformated = format(number, '.1f')
print(numberformated)
else:
print(number)
My problem is when number is something like 1.754 then
elif '.75' in str (number):
gets chosen, but I only want when the number only contains .75 after the decimal point for that elif to run.
So if number is 17.753 I want the code inside
else
to be executed and not the
elif '.75' in str (number):
How could I achive this?
CodePudding user response:
You can compare '.75' with last 3 symbols in the string of your number:
elif '.75' == str(number)[-3:]:
But I believe there is a more convenient and beautiful way.