I have this code
class = "maximum"
s = f"""The code for {class} is {3854-st56}"""
print(s)
I want this to output:
>> The code for maximum is {3854-st56}
But the f-string doesn't recognize the curly brackets around 3854-st56 and instead thinks I am trying to input actual Python code. How do I make the f-string recognise that the curly brackets are string literals.
To escape curly braces, duplicate them:
>>> x="abc"
>>> f"{x} {{x}}"
'abc {x}'
You can also look at the PEP for more information: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0498/#escape-sequences
You need to use curly bracket twice if you are assigning variable value and once if you are putting on a value:
Class = "maximum"
s = f"""The code for {{{Class}}} is {{'3854-st56'}}"""
print(s)
The code for {maximum} is {3854-st56}