String Format

ADE adopt Python’s string format for converting variable in a string to a numerical number.

Please use “{ }” and “:” to replace “%”.

Format	Description	Number	Output
{:d}	Decimal Integer	200	200
{:x}	Hexadecimal Integer, lower case	200	c8
{:X}	Hexadecimal Integer, upper case	200	C8
{:>10d}	Number of digits is set to 10, aligned to the right	2	2
{:<10d}	Number of digits is set to 10, aligned to the left	2	2
{:^10d}	Number of digits is set to 1o, aligned to center	2	2
{:0>2d} {:02}	Number of digits is set to 2, 0 is inserted to the left if not enough digits	5	05
{:x>2d}	Number of digits is set to 2, x is inserted to the left if not enough digits	5	x5
{:x<2d}	Number of digits is set to 2, x is serted to the right if not enough digits	5	5x
{:f}	Float Point	3.1415926	3.1415926
{:.0f}	Integer	3.1415926	3
{:.2f}	Two digits behind the decimal point preserved	3.1415926	3.14
{:+.2f}	Signed with two digits behind the decimal point preserved	3.1415926	+3.14
{:,}	Thousands digit comma	1000000	1,000,000
{:.0%}	Percentage	0.33333	33%
{:.2%}	Percentage with two digits behind the decimal point preserved	0.33333	33.33%
{:s}	Use str() for converting to a string	‘hello’	hello