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How to print formatted string in Python3? - Stack Overflow Started with Python 3 0 but is backported to 2 6+ print("So, you're {} old, {} tall and {} heavy " format(age, height, weight)) #or for pinning(to skip the variable expanding if you want something #specific to appear twice for example) print("So, you're {0} old, {1} tall and {2} heavy and {1} tall again" format(age, height, weight))
Python 3 print ( [1, 2] and 3) outputs 3 - Stack Overflow I typed print([1,2] and 3) and the result is 3 How did this happen? Why is the result 3? I guess [1,2] is considered as True But I don't know how the backend process works
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