changing formatted “25%” in “25 %”

Question

I've formatted following string

Formatted = "My profit is {:.0%}."
print(Formatted.format(0.25))

The output is: My profit is 25%. How can I change the output into: My profit is 25 % .

I've allready added (between 25 and %): "," "space" ":" "() and other things but it always give an error.

Thanks beforhand for your help.

Answer 1

The % formatter does not have any options to add spacing.

You can use the f formatter instead, multiply the value by 100, and add the % character (with space) after the formatted value:

value = 0.25
Formatted = "My profit is {:.0f} %."
print(Formatted.format(value * 100))

If your string template doesn't need to by dynamic, you can combine the multiplication with the string format by using an f-string, which lets you use an expression inside of placeholders:

value = 0.25
print(f"My profit is {value * 100:.0f} %.")

Answer 2

you can use .replace()

Formatted = "My profit is {:.0%}."
print(Formatted.format(0.25).replace('%', ' %'))

or

formatted = "My profit is {:.0%}.".format(0.25).replace('%', ' %')
print(formatted)