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% is used to cast objects, %s to string etc. now, if int or float, the corresponding formatting (like %d) should be used instead of converting via str() then passing via %s (double job as the purpose of formatting is precisely to allow even numbers) now .format() is supported since py2.7 . it is more flexible and less dense
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% is used to cast objects, %s to string etc. now, if int or float, the corresponding formatting (like %d) should be used instead of converting via str() then passing via %s (double job as the purpose of formatting is precisely to allow even numbers) now .format() is supported since py2.7 . it is more flexible and less dense
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% is used to cast objects, %s to string etc. now, if int or float, the corresponding formatting (like %d) should be used instead of converting via str() then passing via %s (double job as the purpose of formatting is precisely to allow even numbers)
now .format() is supported since py2.7 . it is more flexible and less dense