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[Ned Batchelder @nedbat]

If you want to split a #python string just once, you can use .split or the less-known .partition:

[Will McGugan @willmcgugan]

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[Ned Batchelder @nedbat]

How can you break out of a #python double loop? Use a generator to make it a single loop instead! More tips about iteration at https://t.co/RnxwfjiD1q

[Ned Batchelder @nedbat]

Also: you can also use variables (or expressions?!) for the formatting information!
More details and explanation at https://t.co/ByodBdtpXm by @the_compiler

[Trey Hunner @treyhunner]

Based on how much I see written about string formatting, we definitely need more resources explaining it.

Ideally (one day...) the official Python docs will include a section that demonstrates string formatting in more a digestible way (❤ the docs, but some bits are too dense)

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[Trey Hunner @treyhunner]

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[Mason Egger @masonegger]

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[Will McGugan @willmcgugan]

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[Ned Batchelder @nedbat]

String formatting in #Python lets you left-, right-, or center-justify a value. You can specify the fill character to use. The syntax is colon, fill-char, <^>, width:

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[Trey Hunner @treyhunner]

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[Trey Hunner @treyhunner]

#Python's string formatting syntax can be customized in some very complex but very powerful ways.

In its most basic form, you can inject a variable into a string:

>>> name = "Trey"
>>> text = f"My name is {name}"

Or an expression:

>>> more = f"It has {len(name)} letters"

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[Chun Ly, Ph.D. @astrochunly]

A couple of years ago, I wrote a #Python script to archive my arXiv voting records from @astrocrash's VoxCharta for #astro papers.

It is now my go-to repo to test out new tools and libraries such as @willmcgugan's Rich and @tiangolo's Typer.