I'm trying to use an f-string in Python to build my SQL query. The query below seems fine: code = ('123', '234') print(f"select * from tbl where code in {code}
I would like to save images within plotly fig.write_image using a forloop, where each image name include a customised id and Timestamp value with a string forma
I was wondering if it's possible to use two format options together when formatting integers. I know I can use the bellow to include zero places varInt = 12
For example, String x= "ABC"; Which is the best way to convert ABC to 'ABC' ?
How could I convert Python's old-style formatting strings, like this: print("You: %s points. Me: %s points." % (score, total - score)) into the following? p
I want to format a string and be able to use the dot operator, so that I can construct template strings containing e.g. {user.name}, {product.price}. I tried t
Why is the code below termed 'age-old disapproved method' of printing in the comment by 'Snakes and Coffee' to Blender's post of Print multiple arguments in pyt
I don't understand what %s and %d do and how they work.