In this post, I show a simple method for formatting text in Python. In the example, we ask the user for three inputs: name, occupation, and location.
I then show two different methods for printing the inputs into a sentence.
The first method shows a combination of the objects "name", "occupation", and "location" inserted into their correct positions between text.
The results of executing this code are as follows:
Instead of inserting the object names in between the text, we can use %s to indicate that the contents of an object will be inserted at that location. The objects to be inserted then follow the % symbol. This coding (with the original print statement commented out) is given below:
The results of executing this code are as follows:
I then show two different methods for printing the inputs into a sentence.
The first method shows a combination of the objects "name", "occupation", and "location" inserted into their correct positions between text.
The results of executing this code are as follows:
Instead of inserting the object names in between the text, we can use %s to indicate that the contents of an object will be inserted at that location. The objects to be inserted then follow the % symbol. This coding (with the original print statement commented out) is given below:
The results of executing this code are as follows:
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