Guido van Rossum wrote: > >... > Though I doubt that string % is taught in hour two -- you cna do > everything you want with str() and string concatenation, both of which > *are* taught in hour two. If there were an easy way to do interpolation I might well want to teach it before any of str() or string concatenation. And I would probably treat it in preference to the magic and special "," operator of the print statement. I prefer to teach something that is generally useful like $ rather than something which they may have to unlearn like "," -- unlearn to the extent that they will naturally expect that commas in other contexts will do whitespace-generating concatenation and they hardly ever will. Paul Prescod
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