Multiplication and division in Python

Question

When I multiply 63 by (10/100), I get 6.300000000000001 but I want the output to be 6.30. How do I do that?
I'm working on a code and I want my output to be in one or two decimal places but I don't know how to do that. If I multiply the same fraction by 70, I'll get 7.0. Can someone help me?

Answer 1

write, ( 63 * 10 ) / 100, it will just give 6.3

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use str.format( )
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Answer 2

this will round up the resulting float number up to two digits after point. print(round(63*(10/100),2))

to make it easy to read:
x = 63*(10/100)
z = round(x,2)
print(z)

Answer 3

Please go through string formatting
It just take 3 min approx and u will have a understanding & the answer

Answer 4

It is work try it

x = 63*(10/100)
result = "{:.2f}".format(x)
print(result)

Answer 5

i think this works:
print(f"{63/(10/100):.2f}")

Answer 6

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