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@djangoproject · Post #435 · 09/07/2017, 01:47 PM

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https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0498/ #Interpolation # Python supports multiple ways to format text strings. # These include %-formatting, # str.format(), # and string.Template # The !s, !r, and !a conversions are not strictly required. # Because arbitrary expressions are allowed inside the #f_strings, # this code: »> a = 'some string' »> f'{a!r}' "'some string'" Is identical to: »> f'{repr(a)}' "'some string'" Similarly, !s can be replaced by calls to #str() and !a by calls to #ascii().

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