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Python: Display a number in left, right and center aligned of width 10

Python String: Exercise-37 with Solution

Align number left, right, center (width=10).

Write a Python program to display a number in left, right, and center aligned with a width of 10.

Python String Exercises: Display a number in left, right and center aligned of width 10

Sample Solution:

Python Code:

# Define a variable 'x' and assign it the value 22 (an integer).
x = 22

# Print an empty line for spacing.
print()

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

# Format and print the value of 'x' with left alignment, a width of 10 characters, and padding using spaces.
print("Left aligned (width 10)   :"+"{:< 10d}".format(x))

# Format and print the value of 'x' with right alignment, a width of 10 characters, and padding using spaces.
print("Right aligned (width 10)  :"+"{:10d}".format(x))

# Format and print the value of 'x' with center alignment, a width of 10 characters, and padding using spaces.
print("Center aligned (width 10) :"+"{:^10d}".format(x))

# Print an empty line for spacing.
print()

Sample Output:

Original Number:  22                                                                                          
Left aligned (width 10)   :22                                                                                 
Right aligned (width 10)  :        22                                                                         
Center aligned (width 10) :    22  

Flowchart:

Flowchart: Display a number in left, right and center aligned of width 10

Python Code Editor:

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