I LOVE THIS Formatting Trick In Python

I love this formatting trick in Python! #Python #Code #Programming

[akex]

Oh wow, I usually use strftime for that

[django]

Nice. You can even store it in a variable and use it where you want.

[Across_]

this is 1 of the many reasons why i love python while being stuck on learning next.JS and dependencies like emotion and graphql oof...

RIP Python... I shall forever miss making sample websites in Django!

[kite]

i need it so much thanks really helpful

[kartikeyachoudhary]

shorts videos are helping a lot thanks

[Dev.dextra]

I learn useful thing from your little videos. Never stop 😊🔥

[hakbu]

Would interesting to know if this is possible with your own custom made string/objects?

[orr]

Another cool formtting trick

name = "John"
age = 50
print(f"{name = }") # name = "John"
print(f"{age = }") # age = 50

[fenderrexfender]

If only that was how dictionaries worked

[zyfryth]

Can you do formats for time conversion? GMT +2 to CET, for example?

[Alchemist]

so month and day are lower case but YEAR, HOURS, MINUTES and SECONDS are upper case

[eamonburns]

Is there a way to do this with your own objects?

[boopalanpichandi]

Strftime('%Y:...') this is another method

[mr.g]

You made a mistake, month comes before day.

[anishganguli]

We can also do it by executing the following :

now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")

and so