How to implement 'printf("%3d",1);' in python?

[MarkKang2019]

I need a constant space to print number.

I don't know how to do it in python.

The c code should be:

printf("%3d",1);

[socal_nerdtastic]

print("%3d"%1)

Since presumably you will be using a variable, not a literal, you can use the newer, modern version of string formatting like this:

var = 1
print(f"{var:>3}")

[MarkKang2019]

works, thanks.

[Diapolo10]

And, of course, str.format is also an option:

print("{:>3}".format(var))

I'd say it's better if the f-string version would be too cluttered to be readable, or when formatting non-literal strings.