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Python

Posted by Benjamin Hedgepeth
Benjamin Hedgepeth
5,672 Points

Multiple methods in a function

My goal is to have part of the string in uppercase. I have a placeholder where an adjective would be placed and this is where the .upper() method would take place, but I also want to use .format() in the same line of code.

Or is it simplier to just have an uppercase string just within the .format() ?

now = "Right now I'm having a {} time learning python."

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,656 Points

Assuming the adjective is stored in a variable named adjective:

now = "Right now I'm having a {} time learning python.".format(adjective.upper())