Python Tutorial 4: String Interpolation

Covers how to use String Interpolation in Python which can be used to insert values into a string. String values and number values are used. This also covers how to put more than one value into a string. Demonstrated on Mac OS X.
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Code used in this video:
#create a variable called name with "JAA228" stored in it
name = "JAA228"
#recall the value stored in name
name
#display "Hello (name here)!"
print "Hello %s!" % name
#create a variable called number with the value 26 saved in it
number = 26
#recall the value stored in number
number
#display "There were (number here) apples picked today."
print "There were %d apples picked today."
#display "Hello (name here)! There were (number here) apples picked today."
print "Hello %s! There were %d apples picked today."

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Do i need to use the 2.6 version for this to work? i get syntax error for the codes you used in version 3.5