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Python » Development » Output Format Screenshots  String formatting: Float, Default Float and Default exponential floatValue = 123456.789 print "Float", floatValue print "Default float %f" % floatValue print "Default exponential %e\n" % floatValue                     Related examples in the same category 1.  String formatting: Integer, Decimal and Hexadeciaml 2.  String formatting: Right justify and Left justify 3.  String formatting: Fifteen and five characters allowed in string 4.  String Format: Force eight digits in integer 5.  String format: Five digits after decimal in float 6.  print variable into a string 7.  Formatted print: string 8.  Formatted print: float 9.  Print variables into a string 10.  Output float 11.  String output format: %e, %f, %g and 12.  String Simple Conversion: 13.  Use print as C printf: %d and %s 14.  Use print as c printf: %s 15.  Output with print: concatenate string, int float and list on the fly 16.  String Output Width and Precision 17.  aligning positive and negative numbers 18.  Print a formatted price list with a given width 19.  Define and ouuput string: 8-bit, 1-byte, 2-byte and 4-byte 20.  Print with format: %o, %x and %X 21.  String formatting 22.  Formatting Numbers: float 23.  Using form %(name)format, as shown here 24.  More than one format in the string