Format allows you to format your strings for formatted (thus the name) output
I won't be able to explain it's use entirely here, but can give you the basics.
Basic usage:
Please refer to The StringFormatCookbook as a reference when you want to do something more elaborate.
Try some of the examples.
I won't be able to explain it's use entirely here, but can give you the basics.
Basic usage:
mood = ['a great', 'a miserable', 'a mundane', 'a happy', 'an exhilarating', 'rather OK']
mindex = 4
print('Today is {} day'.format(mood[mindex]))result:Output:Today is an exhilarating dayPlease refer to The StringFormatCookbook as a reference when you want to do something more elaborate.
Try some of the examples.