Python Tutorials - '%s %d' % ('string_formatting_in_Python', 3)

This video is the first of a series of string formatting in Python, specifically Python 3.
We will start with C-style string formatting, which is the most difficult for new_comers.
%s, .3f, %d are just some of the operators you will encounter when using
this type of formatting. We will thoroughly go through each operator in this video.

C style string formatting Python

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[PyMoondra]

Part two has been released so check it out here:

[studyaccount]

sir if you are reading this comment, i wanna say thank explained this very well

[mostafaahmadi]

It was a perfect explanation. Looking forward to seeing the next part. Thank you very much indeed

[mahendrabaruah]

Thank you very very much i have found only you who explain so nicely about module operator once again thank you.

[JoelCourtheyn]

Very well done ! I'm looking forward for the next video's about string formatting !

[sksaadnoob]

i really needed a good explanation for the width type and you didn't disappoint
best explaination

[alex_]

:-) Guido didn't seem to bother to "invent a wheel" and just borrowed the specification from the fprintf() function of the standard C library :-) This is very positive, I think.

[tymothylim]

Thank you alot for this video! Very clear and helpful for me! :)

[DrAbhinavKumar]

This is very very good. I once tried documenting all styles myself. But gave up. But here you are with a very comprehensive video. Thank you.


I saw you stopped uploads for a long time but have resumed again recently. Keep it up. You'll soon reach the ranks of sentdex and corey.

[nononnomonohjghdgdshrsrhsjgd]

this was the most difficult to memorize information about python up to now. I was never a fan of formatting, regardless of the application. But c formatting just made me feel today very dumb.

[ashleyr]

So modulo s (%s) substitutes the value of the variable by instead of writing the variable's value u write the %s symbol. is this correct? Also why does %d have to represent an integer? I am a beginner self-teaching myself python. any free (with no cost or fees) python courses would be really helpful for me. I am really interested in learning this. Btw thanks for this awesome video i'm sure it will help me :)

[muralidhar]

is zfill an alternative to zero padding here? Which one's faster?

[darshinis]

print("14.5E"% (322.12499636)) printing error (not all arguments gets converted in string formatting).May i know the reason?

[Dragon-Slayr]

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