"per9000" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> appendix = '.txt' # or '.csv' or whatever
>
> # some code
>
> c += 1
> filetitle = 'result_' + zeropadding(c) + str(c)
> myfile = open(filetitle+appendix,'w')
Resist the urge to construct strings by concatenation, when Python's
built-in string formatting operations will do the job more elegantly.
>>> filesuffix = ".txt"
>>> count = 123
>>> filename = "result_%05d%s" % (count, filesuffix)
>>> print filename
result_00123.txt
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