+10 CRAZY Ways To FORMAT Text In Python with F-Strings 

I immediately realised after I uploaded the video that I missed that one

@@Indently I even think I learned it from one of your previous videos. :)

Correction: Not variable name, but expressions! e.g. f"{1+1=}" -> "1+1=2"

I'm the kind of guy who buys the Lego™ Death Star, throws away the box, and builds something entirely unrelated.

Yes

{:,d} is not locale aware. So the simplest way is just .replace(',', ' ') Or you can use the locale lib and override the default separator. import locale locale.resetlocale() # Load default locale locale._override_localeconv = {'thousands_sep': ' '} # Set space as thousand sep locale.format_string('%d', 123456789, grouping=True) => 123 456 789

Unfortunately, I don't know of any way of doing that with the simple {var:,} syntax, which is really annoying.

Yes you can, watch the entire video and you'll see how.

@@Indently oh shoot. I'm spreading fake news. Thank you 👍

😂

What do you mean?

@@Indently why would it be interesting to print something with a lot of spaces and characters? I just don’t see the value in it in general

Formatting is a preference. You might want to make some logs look nice to make it easier for a user (or even yourself) to understand.

@@Indently oh, right! Good point, thank you ☺️