Mostly I work with Python 3. There can I write this:
print(f"The answer is {21 + 21}!")
Output:
The answer is 42!
But in Python 2, f-strings do not exist. So is the following the best way?
print("the answer is " + str(21 + 21) + "!")
5 Answers
Using format:
print("the answer is {} !".format(21 + 21))
Comments
There are two ways
>>> "The number is %d" % (21+21)
'The number is 42'
>>> "The number is {}".format(21+21)
'The number is 42'
Comments
You can use the fstring library
pip install fstring
>>> from fstring import fstring as f
>>> a = 4
>>> b = 5
>>> f('hello result is {a+b}')
u'hello result is 9'
Comments
Actually, you can use the .format() method for readability, and it is the where the f-string comes from.
You can use:
print("the answer is {}!".format(21+21))
Comments
The simple-fstring library may be an alternative for you!
Installation
pip install simple-fstring
Usage
from fstring import f
print f("The answer is ${21 + 21}!")
Output:
The answer is 42!
formatexists in 2.7