Complete the formatting to have the following output. ' Root 0.23' '{:}{:}' .format('Root', 0.2345789)
Understand the Problem
The question is asking how to format a string in Python to display a specific output with a particular structure. We need to use the format method to replace the placeholders with the desired values while ensuring the number is rounded to 2 decimal places.
Answer
{:>7}{:6.2f}.format('Root', 0.2345789)
{:>7}{:6.2f}.format('Root', 0.2345789)
Answer for screen readers
{:>7}{:6.2f}.format('Root', 0.2345789)
More Information
The formatting '{:>7}' ensures that 'Root' is right-aligned within a field of width 7. The formatting '{:6.2f}' rounds the number 0.2345789 to two decimal places and ensures it fits within a width of 6 characters.
Tips
A common mistake is forgetting to use the correct formatting specifiers for alignment and precision of decimal numbers.
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