Replace format operator with f-strings #424
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This change replaces the format operator section of the strings chapter with a section covering the basics of f-strings. The goal is to introduce the more modern approach to string formatting that will hopefully be more readable and less error prone for learners.
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Thank you. We are going through a process of modernizing the book - this fits right in. |
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This change replaces the format operator section of the strings chapter with a section covering the basics of f-strings.
The goal is to introduce the more modern approach to string formatting that will hopefully be more readable and less error prone for learners.
This is related to, and supersedes, issue #130 relating to replacing the
%operator with the.formatmethod.