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How to make the output of 1.00 + 2.00 to be 3.00 instead of 3.0 or 3 in python?
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print(f"{1.00 + 2.00:.2f}")
#or
print("{:.2f}".format(1.00 + 2.00))
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I just can figure it out
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Thank you
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But it doesn't validate it
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You mean you Can't pass tests?
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Tnx
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Eisom
use math.ceil() instead of round().
For this u first import math.
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You don't need to worry about those zeros
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Yes Abhay it doesn't pass tests
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Eisom
Does it still not working after using ceil()???
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Print("%.2f"%(1.00+2.00)) ..
This will help
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How do you want to use this output? Assign it to a variable?
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print("%.2f"%(1.00+2.00))
here is the solution:)
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this is converting result 3.0 into 3.00 , Simply convert 3.0 to str and add another str 0 to that ,which will be 3.00 and then convert that into int,but I assume that's not what you want,also
I Don't think there is anyway to get 3.00 by adding 1.00 to 2.00
maybe someone else knows about it !