Here's an excerpt of my code:
elif choice == "3":
print("====================================\nPRINTING LIST...")
#prints in this format: item name item price item quant and accesses the keys
for i in glist:
print("%s %f %d" %(i["item"], i["price"], i["quant"]))
Basically, what the program does is ask the user for an item, price of the item, and it's quantity stores it in a dictionary and prints it in a formatted format. When the user chooses 3, it should execute the aforementioned blocks of code.
The expected outcome should go something like this: USER INPUT: Item: Egg Price: 2 Quant: 3
EXPECTED RESULTS: Egg 2.00 3
The result I am getting: USER INPUT: Item: Egg Price: 2 Quant: 3
EXPECTED RESULTS: Egg 2.0000000000 3
How do I remove the excess zeros in the item price?
I haven't tried anything yet because I am clueless on what it is I should do.
CodePudding user response:
for i in glist:
# Use the format method to specify the number of decimal places to display
print("{:<20} {:<10.2f} {:<10d}".format(i["item"], i["price"], i["quant"]))
CodePudding user response:
You can use %0.2f
in print function
For example
elif choice == "3":
print("====================================\nPRINTING LIST...")
#prints in this format: item name item price item quant and accesses the keys
for i in glist:
print("%s %0.2f %d" %(i["item"], i["price"], i["quant"]))
This code giving Egg 2.00 3