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Now that we have updated this project to use Python 3.12 (#124), all multi-line f-strings should be updated to use the new syntax.
For example:
my_var: str= (
f"""This is a {random.choice("good", "amazing", "wonderful")}. My next random number will be provided below in due course: {random.choice(999_999_999_999_999,420,10,0 )ifrandom.randint(0, 101) ==69elserandom.random()}"""
)
Would be changed to:
my_var: str= (
f"This is a {random.choice("good", "amazing", "wonderful")}. ""My next random number will be provided below in due course: "f"{random.choice(999_999_999_999_999,420,10,0 )ifrandom.randint(0, 101) ==69elserandom.random()}"
)
(I am aware that this example can be simplified on to a single line without the line-length being exceeded, however this is just an example. Use the shown changes to help when the changed lines do exceed the maximum allowed line-length.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Now that we have updated this project to use Python 3.12 (#124), all multi-line f-strings should be updated to use the new syntax.
For example:
Would be changed to:
(I am aware that this example can be simplified on to a single line without the line-length being exceeded, however this is just an example. Use the shown changes to help when the changed lines do exceed the maximum allowed line-length.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: