Am I right?

[sun30812]

a = 3
b = 5
print("The product of the two numbers is %d." % a*b)

I don't know that is right.

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a = 3
b = 5
print("The product of the two numbers is %d." % a*b)

Am I right?

[wavic]

This is the "old" formatting way. I am saying old but it still works.

Try this one:

print("The product of the two numbers is {}.".format(a * b))

The {} is a placeholder for the format parameters. In this case is just one. The product of two numbers.

The "new" f'string' formatting coming with version 3.6:

print(f"The product of the two numbers is {a*b}.")

[sun30812]

This is the "old" formatting way. I am saying old but it still works.

Try this one:

print("The product of the two numbers is {}.".format(a * b))

The {} is a placeholder for the format parameters. In this case is just one. The product of two numbers.

The "new" f'string' formatting coming with version 3.6:

print(f"The product of the two numbers is {a*b}.")

Thanks to your tip.
But i still have a question.

print("The product of the two numbers is %d." % a * b)

After I compiled this code, I found that '"The product of the two number is %d" % a' part has priority of compiling. I'm curious that priority of compiling is right.

[wavic]

What do you mean when you're saying compiling?
As long as you get the desired output there is nothing wrong.