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How can I format a string like this
"%01.2f" % pr"%01.2f" % some_number
but using the str.format() style? I’m used to this:
'{0} {1}'.format(somevalue1, somevalue2)
Is there a way to use that function style vs the old % style, and still achieve this decimal formatting?
It would be like
{0:01.2f}, I believe. See http://docs.python.org/library/string.html#format-string-syntax.Edit: added in your zero-padding.