Formatting Strings Given Place Holders












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I have to replace certain placeholders with variables from a list, however I am unsure about how to reformat the placeholders.



warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'


The above line of code is what I need to reformat. Any help would be appreciated.










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    I have to replace certain placeholders with variables from a list, however I am unsure about how to reformat the placeholders.



    warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'


    The above line of code is what I need to reformat. Any help would be appreciated.










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      I have to replace certain placeholders with variables from a list, however I am unsure about how to reformat the placeholders.



      warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'


      The above line of code is what I need to reformat. Any help would be appreciated.










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      I have to replace certain placeholders with variables from a list, however I am unsure about how to reformat the placeholders.



      warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'


      The above line of code is what I need to reformat. Any help would be appreciated.







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          This is a default Python formatting string, it can be used with format.



          >>> warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'
          >>> warning.format("Meliodus123", "format")
          "I don't recognize the name Meliodus123. Did you mean format?"


          The number in {0} represent the argument position passed to format.






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            This is a default Python formatting string, it can be used with format.



            >>> warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'
            >>> warning.format("Meliodus123", "format")
            "I don't recognize the name Meliodus123. Did you mean format?"


            The number in {0} represent the argument position passed to format.






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              This is a default Python formatting string, it can be used with format.



              >>> warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'
              >>> warning.format("Meliodus123", "format")
              "I don't recognize the name Meliodus123. Did you mean format?"


              The number in {0} represent the argument position passed to format.






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                This is a default Python formatting string, it can be used with format.



                >>> warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'
                >>> warning.format("Meliodus123", "format")
                "I don't recognize the name Meliodus123. Did you mean format?"


                The number in {0} represent the argument position passed to format.






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                This is a default Python formatting string, it can be used with format.



                >>> warning = 'I don't recognize the name {0}. Did you mean {1}?'
                >>> warning.format("Meliodus123", "format")
                "I don't recognize the name Meliodus123. Did you mean format?"


                The number in {0} represent the argument position passed to format.







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