ofelix03 · March 2, 2021 13:41
diff --git a/f-strings-concatenation.py b/f-strings-concatenation.py
 # Concatenation involving f-strings 
 #
 # Unlike %-formatting and Str.format() examples above, we do not 
 # need the plus(+) sign 
 # or even evaluating and resolving final literal strings before 
 # joining them together
 # We can achieve all of that with the f literal string.

 str_1 = f"This is {first_name} {last_name}"  f"He is a {profession}. "  "He is from Ghana"
 print(str_1) # Result: This is Felix Otoo. He is a Software Engineer. He is from Ghana"
	# Concatenation involving f-strings
	#
	# Unlike %-formatting and Str.format() examples above, we do not
	# need the plus(+) sign
	# or even evaluating and resolving final literal strings before
	# joining them together
	# We can achieve all of that with the f literal string.

	str_1 = f"This is {first_name} {last_name}" f"He is a {profession}. " "He is from Ghana"
	print(str_1) # Result: This is Felix Otoo. He is a Software Engineer. He is from Ghana"