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How to Round Numbers with f-strings in Python

Round numbers directly inside f-string expressions using the built-in round() function for clean, readable output formatting.

f-string rounding formatting
Python
def main():
    # Values to format with expression-based rounding
    price = 19.995
    tax_rate = 0.0825
    distance = 1234.56789

    # Round inside the f-string expression using round()
    print(f"Price rounded to cents: ${round(price, 2)}")

    # Combine rounding with arithmetic inside the expression
    total…
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How to Split Lines and Strip Blank Lines in Python

Split a multiline string into non-empty lines and strip surrounding whitespace using a list comprehension.

string splitlines strip
Python
import sys

def split_and_strip(text):
    """Split text into non-blank lines, stripping whitespace."""
    return [line.strip() for line in text.splitlines() if line.strip()]

if __name__ == "__main__":
    sample_text = """  First line   
    
    Second line	
      
    Third line  """
    result = split_and_strip(…
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Python: Replace Spaces with Hyphens for Slug

Transform a string by stripping surrounding whitespace and replacing each space with a hyphen to create a simple slug.

strings replace slug
Python
def slugify(text):
    return text.strip().replace(" ", "-")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    title = "Hello World Python Example"
    result = slugify(title)
    print(result)
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