From: "Damien Morton" <damien.morton@acm.org> > Why not simply add backquote notation to python strings. I read in a > recent email from Timbot, I think, that the backquote notation was > originally intended for string interpolation too. > > "`name` is from `country`".sub() > "`name.capitalize()` is from `country > "`name` is %`height`4.1f meters tall".sub() > "`name.capitalize()` can jump `height*1.7` meters".sub() I'll bet this style would be brutal to read with the accented letters in French. Raymond Hettinger
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