How do I change the output format of a print statement in python?
I wrote a code like below
A = print("apple")
And,
I want to change the data type of A to string, so I wrote the following code.
A = str(print"apple")
type(A)
But, the answer was "None". In this
What should I do in this situation?
Actually what I'm doing right now is to write something like the output to a text file.
openFp = open("solution.txt","w")
p2 = str(print("I_B : ",I_B))
openFp.writelines(p2+"n")
openFp.close()
Entering this code will always result in 'None'.
python string
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
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I wrote a code like below
A = print("apple")
And,
I want to change the data type of A to string, so I wrote the following code.
A = str(print"apple")
type(A)
But, the answer was "None". In this
What should I do in this situation?
Actually what I'm doing right now is to write something like the output to a text file.
openFp = open("solution.txt","w")
p2 = str(print("I_B : ",I_B))
openFp.writelines(p2+"n")
openFp.close()
Entering this code will always result in 'None'.
python string
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
2
Printfunction does not return values, Instead it write the value into thestdout(by default). Why don't you store the string directly into a variable?
– Abdul Niyas P M
Nov 12 at 7:46
1
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? I think you have misunderstood the function ofprint.
– Eypros
Nov 12 at 7:47
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I wrote a code like below
A = print("apple")
And,
I want to change the data type of A to string, so I wrote the following code.
A = str(print"apple")
type(A)
But, the answer was "None". In this
What should I do in this situation?
Actually what I'm doing right now is to write something like the output to a text file.
openFp = open("solution.txt","w")
p2 = str(print("I_B : ",I_B))
openFp.writelines(p2+"n")
openFp.close()
Entering this code will always result in 'None'.
python string
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
I wrote a code like below
A = print("apple")
And,
I want to change the data type of A to string, so I wrote the following code.
A = str(print"apple")
type(A)
But, the answer was "None". In this
What should I do in this situation?
Actually what I'm doing right now is to write something like the output to a text file.
openFp = open("solution.txt","w")
p2 = str(print("I_B : ",I_B))
openFp.writelines(p2+"n")
openFp.close()
Entering this code will always result in 'None'.
python string
python string
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
asked Nov 12 at 7:42
JAE_RYONG
264
264
2
Printfunction does not return values, Instead it write the value into thestdout(by default). Why don't you store the string directly into a variable?
– Abdul Niyas P M
Nov 12 at 7:46
1
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? I think you have misunderstood the function ofprint.
– Eypros
Nov 12 at 7:47
add a comment |
2
Printfunction does not return values, Instead it write the value into thestdout(by default). Why don't you store the string directly into a variable?
– Abdul Niyas P M
Nov 12 at 7:46
1
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? I think you have misunderstood the function ofprint.
– Eypros
Nov 12 at 7:47
2
2
Print function does not return values, Instead it write the value into the stdout(by default). Why don't you store the string directly into a variable?– Abdul Niyas P M
Nov 12 at 7:46
Print function does not return values, Instead it write the value into the stdout(by default). Why don't you store the string directly into a variable?– Abdul Niyas P M
Nov 12 at 7:46
1
1
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? I think you have misunderstood the function of
print.– Eypros
Nov 12 at 7:47
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? I think you have misunderstood the function of
print.– Eypros
Nov 12 at 7:47
add a comment |
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That's impossible.
Because print just simply prints the parameter, then returns nothing, so you force to print the print(...) or make as variable it's gonna be None, so nothing you can do.
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That's impossible.
Because print just simply prints the parameter, then returns nothing, so you force to print the print(...) or make as variable it's gonna be None, so nothing you can do.
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That's impossible.
Because print just simply prints the parameter, then returns nothing, so you force to print the print(...) or make as variable it's gonna be None, so nothing you can do.
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That's impossible.
Because print just simply prints the parameter, then returns nothing, so you force to print the print(...) or make as variable it's gonna be None, so nothing you can do.
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Because print just simply prints the parameter, then returns nothing, so you force to print the print(...) or make as variable it's gonna be None, so nothing you can do.
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Printfunction does not return values, Instead it write the value into thestdout(by default). Why don't you store the string directly into a variable?– Abdul Niyas P M
Nov 12 at 7:46
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What exactly are you trying to accomplish? I think you have misunderstood the function of
print.– Eypros
Nov 12 at 7:47