When Garry Tan writes python is used Gstrings instead of Fstrings

Fstrings are GenAI now

Day 2 of #100daysofcode #connect #python Today I created a tip calculator! Things I learned today: 1. Type Checking 2. Type Conversion 3. Mathematical Operations 4. PEMDAS 5. Assignment Operators 6. FStrings

impresi pertama fstrings: -molornya lumayan cepet (ga kelamaan nunggu in tune) -licin bejir (enak sih) -coatingnya ga tebel (krn gasuka senar coated jd ini mantep)

A quick @matplotlib tip. If you need a custom numeric format for the bar labels, sometimes it's more convenient to use `label` param alongside list comprehension and fstrings (see🟩) as oppose to setting the format using the inbuilt `fmt` param (see 🟨):

homelab works yall can finally use fstrings on these old ass computers

I dislike fstrings/std::fmt::Formatter/whatever because of a lot of these, I don't think there should be "formatting variants" other than Debug and Display with no toggles, you should use wrapper types to get different formatting behaviour (and yes, I don't particularly care for "propagating formatting changes down the thing you're formatting", though that would also be possible with good comptime) I got 20/26 on the quiz

interesting, only knew basic fstrings

I love f strings You don't know man So many times I want to put variable inside of a string and it's so easy and nice with f strings Ofc I can do string formatting but fstrings are the best

C is a lot nicer with variable interpolating fstrings and the ability to concisely test cross products of flow control.

I hate this meme. It went too far. That abomination breaks normal language conventions like fstrings and dicts

it 100% reduces clarity and becomes an obstacle, especially if it hides fundamentally simple stuff like api calls or string interpolations (Python fstrings etc). Try debugging something that is hidden in 10 layers of abstraction

fstrings are SO flexible. My favourite datetime trick is to print the same variable multiple times:

I've just found out it's possible to have nested fstrings in Python. I needed this as I've got a list of values that I want to show as annotation in a plot/animation. When I simply pass on the whole list to `ax.text()` in @matplotlib, the fstring converts it to text but there's a problem with the decimal precision for each element of the list. This is where the nested fstring enters the scene and solves the problem for me without a need to create an additional variable to create this text for annotation. Cool 😊

Fstrings are one of the Python's coolest features!

How to use fstrings for different operations in Python?

all the fstrings you need in one place or something

Manipulating strings when writing Terraform config is something anyone using it for Infrastructure as Code (IaC) will be doing. The article below can really help with learning to optimize string manipulation. The config files for Terraform are written in HCL which is similar to JSON and offers many useful control flow mechanisms and utility functions similar to many programming languages. You can interpolate strings similar to Python FStrings and Javascript template literals, convert to/from base64, concatenate, and much more. Here Jack Roper iterates over most of the string-related functions and topics you will come across when using Terraform and you can hopefully optimize your own config files using some of these functions or techniques.

also breaks fstrings

Whoa! 👀 @JetBrainsRider just added a bunch of UE debugging superpowers. Being able to just use "==" for FStrings in conditional breakpoints is so much easier than the soup of characters you needed before (FNames when Rider?) But the sexiest debugging feature in my opinion? 🧵