Here is the simple solution with Python:
Using the while loop and if...else conditions to check specific string pattern and replace unwanted character.
while
if...else
Then return s with casting to float value finally.
s
def money_value(s): s = s.replace(' ', '') s = s.replace('$' , '') if s == '': return 0.0 if s[0] == '.': s = '0' + s if s[0] == '0' and s[1] == '0': s = s.replace('0', '') if len(s) < 4: if '.' not in s: s += '.' start_length = 0 zero_len = 4 - len(s) while start_length < zero_len: s += '0' start_length += 1 return float(s)
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Here is the simple solution with Python:
Using the
whileloop andif...elseconditions to check specific string pattern and replace unwanted character.Then return
swith casting to float value finally.