syntax difference
Ben Finney
ben+python at benfinney.id.au
Sun Jun 17 03:30:30 EDT 2018
Chris Angelico <rosuav at gmail.com> writes:
> Also: I would call that a "note", not a "warning". Please stop
> spreading the FUD that there's somehow something "wrong" with using
> what is a well-known convention for a format mini-language.
If I say there's something “wrong” with it (is that different from
saying there's something wrong with it? I am not sure the function of
the quotes you use there), I'm not aware. I haven't stated the
printf-style formatting is especially prone to official deprecation.
As for a clear *preference*, as presented in the Python documentation,
for ‘str.format’ rather than printf-style, I'll continue to spread that
implication which seems a pretty uncontroversial reading of the Python
documentation.
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