Eloi Motte
@eloimotte.bsky.social
Senior Product Designer
Previously working at Potloc, Razorfish, Dentsu Creative, Marcel Worldwide, Isobar ㋡
https://eloimotte.xyz/
Previously working at Potloc, Razorfish, Dentsu Creative, Marcel Worldwide, Isobar ㋡
https://eloimotte.xyz/
008/100 days to learn Python ㋡
You can't use + with different kind of values (str vs int). But you can do it with formatted strings (f-strings) :
print(f"{2} new messages") will display -> 2 new messages
You can't use + with different kind of values (str vs int). But you can do it with formatted strings (f-strings) :
print(f"{2} new messages") will display -> 2 new messages
January 8, 2025 at 4:45 AM
008/100 days to learn Python ㋡
You can't use + with different kind of values (str vs int). But you can do it with formatted strings (f-strings) :
print(f"{2} new messages") will display -> 2 new messages
You can't use + with different kind of values (str vs int). But you can do it with formatted strings (f-strings) :
print(f"{2} new messages") will display -> 2 new messages