Python Tutorial: String Formatting - Advanced Operations for Dicts, Lists, Numbers, and Dates

In this Python tutorial, we will be learning how to perform some advanced string formatting operations. Formatting our strings allows us to display our information in exactly the way we would like it to be displayed. Everyone, in almost all areas of Python programming, comes across a situation where they need to format a data type in a specific way. Let's get started.

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