How can I add space as parameter in string in python For example, If I write:
s="test"
print(f" {s:< 5}{s}")
Then
test test
I want something that
w=5
printf(f" {s:<f'{w}'}{s}")
3 Answers
Try this:
s = "test"
w = 5
print(f" {s:<{w}}{s}")
This should produce the same result as:
print(f" {s:<5}{s}")
Comments
If I have well understood, you want to print w spaces.
You could do something like : print(f"{s:<{w}}{s}")
Else, there is also the method ljust :
print(s.ljust(w, " ")+s)
Comments
Instead Try This:
print(f"{s:<{w}{s}")
Printf() is nothing in python until you define function named printf() manually. And You can't initialise format specifier inside format specifier.
print(f" {s:<{w}}{s}")?printinstead ofprintf?