If I have a string like: <pre class="prettyprint"><code>"{0} {1} {1}" % ("foo", "bar") </code></pre> and I want: <pre class="prettyprint"><code>"foo bar bar" </code></pre> What do the replacement tokens have to be? (I know that my example above is incorrect; I'm just trying to express my goal.)

<pre class="prettyprint"><code>"{0} {1} {1}".format("foo", "bar") </code></pre>

Python string formatting: reference one argument multiple times

If I have a string like:

"{0} {1} {1}" % ("foo", "bar")

and I want:

"foo bar bar"

What do the replacement tokens have to be? (I know that my example above is incorrect; I'm just trying to express my goal.)

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asked Jan 17 '11 01:01

"{0} {1} {1}".format("foo", "bar")

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answered Sep 29 '22 08:09

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