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Starting in Python 3.6, PEP 498 introduced a new string formatting mechanism - Literal String Interpolation (known as f-string). The main idea behind f-strings is to provide a concise and convenient way to embed Python expressions in string literals for formatting. To create an f-string, add the letter "f" or "F" before the opening quotes of your string. To print the variable value in the formatted string, you must specify the variable name inside a curly brace "{}". At runtime, all variable names will be replaced by their values. In this Python F-String example, we are formatting a string using several variables. Click Execute to run Python F-String Example online and see the result.
Starting in Python 3.6, PEP 498 introduced a new string formatting mechanism - Literal String Interpolation (known as f-string). The main idea behind f-strings is to provide a concise and convenient way to embed Python expressions in string literals for formatting. To create an f-string, add the letter "f" or "F" before the opening quotes of your string. To print the variable value in the formatted string, you must specify the variable name inside a curly brace "{}". At runtime, all variable names will be replaced by their values. In this Python F-String example, we are formatting a string using several variables. Click Execute to run Python F-String Example online and see the result.