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Python F-Strings Number Formatting Cheat Sheet
Python F-Strings Number Formatting Cheat Sheet.
Contains formulas, tables, and examples showing patterns and options focused on number formatting for Python’s Formatted String Literals – i.e., F-Strings.
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