How to print +1 in Python, as +1 (with plus sign) instead of 1?

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As mentioned in the title, how do I get Python to print out +1 instead of 1?

score = +1
print score
>> 1

I know -1 prints as -1 but how can I get positive values to print with + sign without adding it in manually myself.

Thank you.

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Answer 1

print '%+d' % score

print '{0:+d}'.format(score)

You can see the documentation for the formatting mini-language here.

Answered By: icktoofay

Answer 2

score = 1
print "+"+str(score)

On python interpretor

>>> score = 1
>>> print "+"+str(score)
+1
>>>

Answered By: Ani

Answer 3

In case you only want to show a negative sign for minus score, no plus/minus for zero score and a plus sign for all positive score:

score = lambda i: ("+" if i > 0 else "") + str(i)

score(-1) # '-1'
score(0) # '0'
score(1) # '+1'

Answered By: joente

Answer 4

for python>=3.8+

score = 0.2724
print(f'{score:+g}') # or use +f to desired decimal places
# prints -> +0.2724

percentage

score = 0.272425
print(f'{score:+.2%}')
# prints -> +27.24%

Answered By: Pablo

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