In Python 3.6+ what is the f-string to print float 9.9 as string 09.90 and 10 as 10.00?

Question

Having looked at three other formatting questions here with tens of answers each, I don't see anyone telling how to print a float 9.9 as 09.90 and 10 as 10.00 using the same f-string:

x = 9.9
print(f"{x:02.2f}")  # Should print 09.90

x = 10
print(f"{x:02.2f}")  # Should print 10.00

The question is what should replace :02.2f above?

Answer 1

You are looking for

print(f"{x:05.2f}")

The number before the radix point is the total number of characters in the field, not the number to appear before the radix point.

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Answer 2

f'{x:.2f}'

will print x to two decimal places.

f'{x:05.2f}'

will print x to two decimal places, with five total characters (including the decimal point)