I have an array in python that contains a set of values, some of them are
2.32313e+07
2.1155e+07
1.923e+07
11856
112.32
How do I convert the exponential formats to the decimal format
Additional: Is there a way I can convert the exponent directly to decimal when printing out in UNIX with awk?
I imagine you have a list rather than an array, but here it doesn't make much of a difference; in 2.6 and earlier versions of Python, something like:
>>> L = [2.32313e+07, 2.1155e+07, 1.923e+07, 11856, 112.32]
>>> for x in L: print '%f' % x
...
23231300.000000
21155000.000000
19230000.000000
11856.000000
112.320000
and in 2.6 or later, the .format
method. I imagine you are aware that the numbers per se, as numbers, aren't in any "format" -- it's the strings you obtain by formatting the numbers, e.g. for output, that are in some format. BTW, variants on that %f
can let you control number of decimals, width, alignment, etc -- hard to suggest exactly what you may want without further specs from you.
In awk, you can use printf.
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