x = "There are %d types of people in the world." % 10 Binary = "binary" DoNot = "don't" y = "Those that know %s and those that %s." % (Binary, DoNot) # On the variable line the formatting is already done so they are filled when printed. print x print y # %r or repr() automatically puts single quotes around what is printed. # %s or str() does not put single quotes around what is printed so you have to do it manually. print "I said: %r." % x print "I also said: '%s'" % y Hilarious = False # Apparently even if a variable isn't entered as a string it can still be printed as one. JokeEvaluation = "Isn't that so funny? %r" # The %r in JokeEvaluation is filled by the Hilarious variable. # Also the fact that the %r is in a string does not mean it can't be activated. print JokeEvaluation % Hilarious w = "This is the left side..." e = "of a string with a right side." # The + does not put spaces between the printed segments. print w + e
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