The string format function, str.format(), has been a string class method since Python 3.0. It is used with print function more frequently than the old method borrowed from C/C++. This video presents the essentials of format() and how to use it in formatting the output of numeric and string values. Although it may look different and longer in syntax than the traditional print conversion methods, it is more flexible to use, and it still uses the same conversion characters (d, f, e, g, etc.) for integers and float numbers.
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