Tips for displaying Python strings

The application of the Python programming language is a good computer programming language for developers. In practice, the application of strings is a basic operation technology. Today, we will give you a detailed introduction to the operations related to Python string display.

Maybe I haven't found a better method yet, but unfortunately, Python does not seem to support scalar interpolation like shell scripts and perl currently, therefore, it is impossible to display such a personal feeling as follows. This is the clearest and most convenient method.
For example, if a user loses two variables: 'bucketball ', 'bucketing', shell, or per, the following shows I love bucketball and specify the best.

 
 

  
  
#shell  
  
  
input = 'basketball' 
  
  
input2 = 'swimming' 
  
  
print 'I love $input and $input2 the best'  
  
  
#perl  
  
  
$input = 'basketball' 
  
  
$input2 = 'swimming' 
  
  
print 'I love $input and $input2 the best' 
 
 

How to Implement Python string display? There are the following methods: select as needed. I hope to directly support the display method similar to the escape script in the future, and regard $ as an escape character :)

 
 

  
  
import sys  
  
  
input = sys.argv[1]  
  
  
input2 = sys.argv[2]  
  
  
s = 'I love ' + input + ' and ' + input2 + ' the best'  
  
  
print(s)  
  
  
s = 'I love %s and %s the best'%(input, input2)  
  
  
print(s)  
  
  
params= {'input': input, 'input2': input2 }  
  
  
s = 'I love %(input)s and %(input2)s the best'%params  
  
  
13 print(s)  
  
  
from string import Template  
  
  
s = Template('I love $input and $input2 the best')  
  
  
ss =s.substitute(inputinput=input, input2input2=input2)  
  
  
print(s) 
 
 

The preceding section describes how to display Python strings.