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Hey there everyone I need a little help. Right now I am in the process of writing a program that uses subscripts and superscript but I dont have a clue how to get them. I am not even sure if they can be used in python so if any of you could give me a little help I would love it. 
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You need to give more info dude. As far as usage is concerned just look into any python tutorial on WWW
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XML handles subscripts and superscripts amongst other things. Look into the module PyXML or wxPython's Fancytext widget.
For a fancytext example see:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post643697-23.html
Another way would be to use the richedit format, again wxPython's TextCtrl() widget can handle that.
For a fancytext example see:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/post643697-23.html
Another way would be to use the richedit format, again wxPython's TextCtrl() widget can handle that.
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For superscript you could use:
I'm not so sure about subscript though. Just try typing into your interpreter:
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Ok here is my problem more detailed. Lets say I am making a simple program in which I ask the person to type in a number and that number is multiplied my some other number of my choice. Now what I want is to put a subscript or superscript to the new number. How do I do that? Here is an example of the code I just describe:
def N():
a = input("Please enter any number: ");
b = a * 0.00544
print b
Now what I want is that when the program prints b to print a subscript or superscript next to it. The reason I am trying to get the sub/superscripts is that whenever python does a mathematical operation such as 5 * 0.00544 it prints this 0.027200000000000002 which can be simplified as 0.0272x10^18. Hopefully this explain better my little dilemma.
def N():
a = input("Please enter any number: ");
b = a * 0.00544
print b
Now what I want is that when the program prints b to print a subscript or superscript next to it. The reason I am trying to get the sub/superscripts is that whenever python does a mathematical operation such as 5 * 0.00544 it prints this 0.027200000000000002 which can be simplified as 0.0272x10^18. Hopefully this explain better my little dilemma.
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You are mistaking sub/superscript for scientific/exponential notation (P.S. your scientific notation conversion is way off).
That illustrates some text formatting in Python. If you'd like information check out this page on Formatting
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thanks that really helped a lot I can finish my program now. BTW my the scientific notation conversion is right since there are 18 numbers after the decimal.
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You see? Like I said, you were way off. That last one is 10^18
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