python how to make integer show 2 numbers
print("{:0*number of characters here*d}".format(my_integer)) # Example with two characters, one of which is a leading zero print("{:02d}".format(2))
Here is what the above code is Doing:
1. The first line is a string with a placeholder for an integer.
2. The second line is an integer.
3. The third line is a print statement that prints the string from line 1,
and replaces the placeholder with the integer from line 2.
4. The fourth line is a print statement that prints the string from line 1,
and replaces the placeholder with the integer from line 2, but adds a
leading zero to the integer.