python vs ecmascript
Yong Lu
lyongu at ailab.pku.edu.cn
Tue Nov 27 10:21:30 EST 2001
David Bolen <db3l at fitlinxx.com> writes:
>
> One other useful mention is that the "%s" formatter is Python string
> formatting operations will automatically apply str() to any non-string
> object that it is handed. So another approach could be:
>
> print "integer i = %s" % i
>
A newbie question. Where can I find documentation of this usage?
I've searched a bit in the Python manual, but the only section
on print doesn't mention this.
> and in this approach you have complete control over spacing and what
> not since it's all internal to the format string. Note that
> technically the argument to % is a tuple, but for a single argument it
> works singly, so you don't have to bother writing (i,).
>
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Regards,
Yong
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