f-strings.py

person = "Dave"
coins = 3

print("\n" + person + " has " + str(coins) + " coins left.")

message = "\n%s has %s coins left." % (person, coins)
print(message)

# format method

message = "\n{} has {} coins left.".format(person, coins)
print(message)

message = "\n{1} has {0} coins left.".format(person, coins)
print(message)

message = "\n{person} has {coins} coins left.".format(coins=coins, person=person)
print(message)

player = {'person': 'Dave', 'coins': 3}

message = "\n{person} has {coins} coins left.".format(**player) # **player will pull value from dictionary player
print(message)

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# f-strings! This is the way.

message = f"\n{person} has {coins} coins left."
print(message)

message = f"\n{person} has {2*5} coins left."
print(message)

message = f"\n{person.lower()} has {2*5} coins left."
print(message)

message = f"\n{player['person']} has {2*5} coins left."
print(message)

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# You can pass formatting options

num = 10
print(f"\n2.25 times {num} is {2.25*num:.2f}\n") # :.2f means two decimal places and fixed

for num in range(1,11):
    print(f"2.25 times {num} is {2.25*num:.2f}")

for num in range(1,11):
    print(f"{num} divided by 4.52 is {num / 4.52:.2%}")