How to Format Strings with f-Strings
f-strings provide a simple and readable way to insert variable values or expressions directly into strings in Python.
They are used by prefixing the string with f or F, and variables or expressions can be inserted within curly braces {}.
Example of using f-strings
name = "CodeFriends"
age = 20
greeting = f"My name is {name}, and I am {age} years old."
# "My name is CodeFriends, and I am 20 years old."
print(greeting)
In this example, the f-string is used to insert the values of the variables name and age into the string greeting.
Applying Expressions in f-Strings
Within an f-string, you can include expressions such as arithmetic operations, comparisons, and more.
An expression is a combination of variables, values, or operations that evaluates to a result.
Example of using an exponentiation expression
number = 10
result = f"The square of 10 is {number**2}."
print(result) # "The square of 10 is 100."
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