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user11978420
user11978420

Reputation:

Pythons string formatting

I get the error "SyntaxError: invalid syntax", though I am not really sure why: 

print("ChiSquare Elektronen, Myonen, Tauonen und Hadronen %d",%( chisquare(fitElectrons, wertElectrons, errorE[0]), chisquare(fitMyons, wertMyons, errorE[0]), chisquare(fitTauons, wertTauons, errorE[0]), chisquare(fitHadrons, wertHadrons, errorE[0]) )

Upvotes: 1

Views: 59

Answers (2)

Navin raj kumar
Navin raj kumar

Reputation: 21

The comma is not required before the % or modulus. Correct syntax : print("ChiSquare Elektronen, Myonen, Tauonen und Hadronen %d" %( 1 ))

Additionally, you do not have a valid int type on the right-hand side of the % operator. They seems be, for example : 1,3,5,2 This cannot be converted to float as this contains the ,.

Rather use it this way: print("ChiSquare Elektronen, Myonen, Tauonen und Hadronen %d %d %d %d" %(1,3,5,2))

or

print("ChiSquare zum Elektronen ist %d, zum Myonen ist %d, zum Tauonen ist %d und zum Hadronen ist %d" %(1,3,5,2))

Upvotes: 2

user11978420
user11978420

Reputation:

Unfortunately, the suggested comments do NOT work for me. However, the following line works (cf. TypeError: not all arguments converted during string formatting python for more details): 

print("ChiSquare Elektronen, Myonen, Tauonen und Hadronen '{0}, {1}, {2}, {3}'" .format( chisquare(fitElectrons, wertElectrons, errorE[0]), chisquare(fitMyons, wertMyons, errorE[0]), chisquare(fitTauons, wertTauons, errorE[0]), chisquare(fitHadrons, wertHadrons, errorE[0])))

Upvotes: 0

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