Please bear with me, as I don't quite understand the possible and impossible uses of f-strings. Take the code: pi = 3.14159265 print(f'pi on 2 decimals is: {pi:
These two print statements produce the same results and at least to me the first version looks more readable. Should I stick with the f' versi
Mostly I work with Python 3. There can I write this: print(f"The answer is {21 + 21}!") Output: The answer is 42! But in Python 2, f-strings do not exist. So
I am getting a line too long PEP 8 E501 issue. f'Leave Request created successfully. Approvers sent the request for approval: {leave_approver_list}' I tried us
I was reading this blog post on Python's new f-strings and they seem really neat. However, I want to be able to load an f-string from a string or file. I can't
I want to print the following using an f string literal. It will be running wihtin a function and apples will be one of the arguments. I want it to have the squ
I want to format array of numbers with same width using f-strings. Numbers can be both positive or negative. Minimum working example import numpy as np arr
How can I do this format with a Python 3.6 F-String? person = {'name': 'Jenne', 'age': 23} print('My name {0[name]} and my age {1[age]}'.format(person, person)