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Python: Print the following floating numbers upto 2 decimal places

Python String: Exercise-30 with Solution

Print numbers with 2 decimal places.

Write a Python program to print the following numbers up to 2 decimal places.

Python String Exercises: Print the following floating numbers upto 2 decimal places

Sample Solution:

Python Code:

# Define a variable 'x' and assign it the value 3.1415926 (a floating-point number).
x = 3.1415926

# Define a variable 'y' and assign it the value 12.9999 (a floating-point number).
y = 12.9999

# Print an empty line for spacing.
print()

# Print the original value of 'x' with a label.
print("Original Number: ", x)

# Format the value of 'x' to two decimal places and print it with a label.
print("Formatted Number: "+"{:.2f}".format(x))

# Print the original value of 'y' with a label.
print("Original Number: ", y)

# Format the value of 'y' to two decimal places and print it with a label.
print("Formatted Number: "+"{:.2f}".format(y))

# Print an empty line for spacing.
print() 

Sample Output:

Original Number:  3.1415926                                                                                   
Formatted Number: 3.14                                                                                        
Original Number:  12.9999                                                                                     
Formatted Number: 13.00  

Flowchart:

Flowchart: Print the following floating numbers upto 2 decimal places

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