Appending leading zeroes to a given value

Question

I have various inputs like below,i need to make any given digit as four letter and append leading zeroes to make it four digit and add a "00.00" at the front,can any suggest how to do this?

INPUT:-

val = int(95)
val = int(115)
val = int(5)


EXPECTED OUTPUT:-

00.00.0095
00.00.0115
00.00.0005

Well, since `00.00.0095` is no longer an int or any other type of number I can think of, why not just use a string and concatenate? — takendarkk, Dec 02 '14 at 00:33
`print '00.00.{0:04d}'.format(val)` as per the linked to duplicate answers — Matt Coubrough, Dec 02 '14 at 00:36

score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Dec 02 '14 at 00:36

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You could do like this, assuming 00.00 is always constant.

print(["00.00.{:>04d}".format(v) for v in [95, 115, 5]])
# ['00.00.0095', '00.00.0115', '00.00.0005']

answered Dec 02 '14 at 00:36

Marcin

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Appending leading zeroes to a given value

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