The string interpolation using f"string" way is very similar to the way dotnet do it, anyway, it uses the $ symbol instead of the F I think numbers will be automatically converted to strings inside a formatted string so no need to str() them Thanks Dave
Sir, in your python tutorial, Lesson 13 line number 33 and 34 print(' You chose ' + str(RPS(player)).replace("RPS.", '').title() + '.') print('Python chose ' + str(RPS(computer)).replace("RPS.", '').title() + '. ') In this line of code that where from come .title( ) method. You never explained previous tutorial. a little confusion. It start from tutorial 8 , rps2. I also asked this question in your discord channel.
In lesson 4, Python Data Types, string methods are covered - but not every string method. I left a link in the references to look up more as stated here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-INGJh9DEaBM.html
Maybe you are asking for something not in Python? That is what this video is about. If you want a video in a blog page, view the final project in my Next.js video series. It was just published last Tuesday.