# Examples to show unformatted and formatted prints
# See the handout "print.py"
# Matt Bishop, Apr. 9, 2009
# for ECS 10 Spring 2009

# unformatted print
num = 1;
flnum = 2.6;
print "The integer is", num, "and the float is", flnum;

# unformatted print, comma at end
print "Here is one print statement",
print "And here is another"

# unformatted print: an adjacent dollar sign
print "$", 1.39;

# formatted print: an adjacent dollar sign
print "$%f" % (1.39);

# formatted print: above, but only two decimal places, please!
print "$%.2f" % (1.39);

# formatted print: print pi to 7 decimal places
import math;
print "The value of pi is %.7f" % (math.pi);

# formatted print with multiple arguments
print "%d + %d = %d" % (2, 2, 2 + 2);

# very fancy formatted print
# using a dictionary instead of a tuple
print '%(language)s has %(#)03d quote types.' % \
				{"#": 2, 'language': "Python"}

# finally, show the string operations
x = "2 * %f = %f" % (math.pi, 2*math.pi);
print x