I am a beginner in Python (3.x), this is my first post here, and I am trying to unpack a tuple, then print it with a certain format (my words may not be quite right). Here is what I have:
w = 45667.778
x = 56785.55
y = 34529.4568
z = 789612.554
nums = (w, x, y, z)
hdr62 = '{:>15} {:>15} {:>15} {:>15}'
print(tuple('${:,.0f}'.format(num).rjust(12, ' ') for num in nums))
What/how do I alter to unpack and then use the hdr62 format to print the tuple?
Maybe I’m missing things, but if you just want to format the tuple nums according to the hdr62 format, then you can just call str.format on it and pass in the numbers as unpacked tuple:
>>> print(hdr62.format(*nums))
45667.778 56785.55 34529.4568 789612.554
If you actually want to run another format on the tuple items first, you can do that separately:
>>> ['${:,.0f}'.format(n) for n in nums]
['$45,668', '$56,786', '$34,529', '$789,613']
>>> print(hdr62.format(*['${:,.0f}'.format(n) for n in nums]))
$45,668 $56,786 $34,529 $789,613
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