Tutorial 18- Python Advanced String Formatting

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[darshanpadaliya]

f string is the most efficient way in string formatting

[karanjaiswal]

we can also do this by basic python concept:
return "Welcome " + name +". your age is " + str(age)

[BiranchiNarayanNayak]

Using f-strings is better than using format(), as it is not dependent on the ordering of variables.


def welcome_email(name, age):
return f"Welcome {name}. Your age is {age}"

welcome_email('Krish', 29)


Output:
'Welcome Krish. Your age is 29'

[rohitchitte]

#You can also use f string
def greet(name):
return f" Hello {name} .Welcome to the comunity"
greet("Krish")

[joyprokash]

Thanks Sir.Please make a advanced playlist of web scrapping.

[nikhilhase]

Sir how to convert jupyter notebook into pdf can I make video on that? If possible

[mahivarshini]

Is unicode problems in strings are important for data science?
And what other concepts have to learn in python strings for data science?

[bimalpbaby]

Bro any way to work with excel more than 1gb in pandas
It is too slow or almost not good for nothing

[akashpawar]

Great video sir can u make a video on re module

[alcoder]

f" is what i use over this