python - Applying "%.1f" to multiple variables -

just started course , exercise learn how use round(x, n) truncate floats.

only problem is, didn't. found out how use %.1f online, there way apply multiple variables instead having write on , over?

i have set below:

a = float(input("a:")) b = float(input("b:")) c = float(input("c:")) d = float(input("d:")) e = float(input("e:"))  sum = + b + c + d + e average = sum/5  print ("the sum of ", "%.1f" % (a), ", ", "%.1f" % (b), ",", "%.1f" % (c), ", ", "%.1f" % (d), ", , ", "%.1f" % (e), "is ", "%.1f" % (sum), ". meanwhile, average ", "%.2f" % (average), ".") 

is there way apply %.1f without having write much?

edit: helped out. found onur güngör's have worked best i'm looking for, learned lot more needed everyone's input. appreciate it.

i guess want this.

n = 10 vars = [] = range(1, n+1):   vars.append(float(input("%d: " % i)))  vars_sum = sum(vars) average = vars_sum/5  str = "the sum of " var in vars[:-1]:   str += "%.1f, " % var str += "and " + "%.1f" % vars[-1:][0] + " %.1f." % vars_sum str += " meanwhile, average %.2f." % average print(str)