How to implement custom String Formatting in Python

How to implement custom String Formatting in Python

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[okoeroo]

Wow, mind is blow in less then a minute

[Julie]

Thank you :-) Using this, I have now simplified printing various common class summaries using `event.event_summary(...)`, some of which needed 4 lines of params, to `{event:f}` or `{event:n}`, etc.

[jordymaryns]

It might be a stupid question but can you use this __format__ method to escape/sanitise/build SQLinjected input Or is this too risky, not the intent of this method.

[swiftlydidit]

This was very easy to understand, thank you for inspiring me to learn more about PYthon's wonderful syntax

[eswarreddy]

Bro u nailed it. Thanks for the Awesome content

[Redditard]

Thanks! idk from u find these or if i'll ever be able to remember these on time i need them... but still very informative!

[aneekdas]

Could u explain me the first code
What x:.2f does?

[rezasharifi]

hey patrick in reza i had serious problem in python
i really appreciate if u help me

i just have this line which get six argument as coordinate of two point of a element (Xi, Yi, Zi, Xj, Yj, Zj ) :

SapModel.LinkObj.AddByCoord(Xi, Yi, Zi, Xj, Yj, Zj)

my ideal is import these coordinates from excel by line like this :
pd.read_excel("D:\Thesis\Model\coordinate.xlsx", sheet_name="RezaSheet", header=None, na_values=["NA"], usecols=":", skiprows=range(), nrows=)
it doesn't work but can u tell me how can i implement these six into first line

[alexandarjelenic]

Instead of the if statement how about a dict