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Python

Posted by Shmuel Zilberman
Shmuel Zilberman
1,409 Points

i wanna make two .formats meaning 2 {} {} how do i do that

i wanna make two .formats meaning 2 {} {} how do i do that

1 Answer

Austin March
Austin March
2,310 Points
Austin March
Austin March
2,310 Points

Something you can do is this: paste the stuff below. dont copy the text in bold.

value_1 = "Potatoes"
value_2 = "Cookies"

print("Test!!! {} and {} are my favorite!".format(value_1, value_2))

Instead of Potato or cookie, you can ask a question with input() to define the variable.

you use .format(variable, next variable, ..., ..., etc) after the quotation.

if you only want one, just do .format(value_1)

you just separate your variables by a comma, then space, then next variable. hope this helps.