Let’s check out some exercises that will help you understand .format() method better.
Exercise 1-a: Python format method of stringsPlace a curly bracket "{}" in the appropriate place and fill inside .format()'s parenthesis so that "Hello!, Name" is printed.
Although it might look slightly weird in the beginning, .format() method is an extremely convenient method for string class objects.
The syntax is:
“{} {}”.format(value1, value2…)
As curly brackets get replaced with values inside the parenthesis.
str = "Hello!, {}".format(name)Exercise 1-b: Format method to type a number
Using a string and .format() method print the number: 1 only.
Although it might look slightly weird in the beginning, .format() method is an extremely convenient method for string class objects.
The syntax is:
“{} {}”.format(value1, value2…)
As curly brackets get replaced with values inside the parenthesis.
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