Answer:
s = input("Input a float: ")
print("{:12.2f}".format(float(s)))
Explanation:
- Read a number from user using the input function of Python.
- Use the format function of Python to correctly format the output according to the given requirements.
- Note: Use Python 3.6 or above for this code to run without any issue.
Output:
Input a float: 1234.56789
1234.57


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b) creating a folder
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a) macros
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