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I have a simple question about how to format a string I have this number as a string "01234567890", with zero on left, and need to format that to be like that "012 345 678-90" I solved it using
- How to generate random number with a large number of decimals in Python?
>>> 1 23456789012345678901234567890 1 2345678901234567 Those are floating point numbers which have limitations far from 100 decimals Luckily, in Python, there is the decimal built-in module which can help:
- limit - RegEx Numeric with Length - Stack Overflow
How I can to create a Numeric Regex with decimal separator, but also limit the length I create this: ^[0-9]([0-9]*[ ]?[0-9]){1,10}$
- Is there a name for numbers like 123456789? : r NoStupidQuestions - Reddit
I found out on accident that the equation 460 372 6 = 1 23456789012345 Is there a specific name for this type of number and is it hard to find…
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I'm looking for a languages for querying CBOR, like JsonPath or jq but for CBOR binary format I don't want to convert from CBOR to JSON because some CBOR type is not existed in JSON, and performance
- How to round a number upto n decimal places in sql server
I have column in table which I want to round upto some decimal places Which is stored in some other table Actually my data is stored as 8 decimal places, but based on user preference, I need to
- windows - How to check if a parameter (or variable) is a number in a . . .
@MikeQ: Batch is often that way Consider this a template First, %1 is the first argument to a batch procedure, so call :chknumeric %varname% would substitute the value of varname for %1 Precede the active line with a label :chknumeric put goto :eof on the following line you have a procedure to return var
- number format is different in linux and windows version of pycharm
>>> n = 1 23456789012345678901234567890 >>> n 1 2345678901234567 >>> numpy float64(n) 1 2345678901234567 >>> numpy float32(n) 1 2345679 Here we can see that Python, in my computer, handles the variable as a float64 This already truncates the number we introduced (because a float64 can only handle so much precision)
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