How Do I Interpolate A Variable Into A String?

I have a username, 'jerry' that I want to check if it's in my airtable's Username column: username = 'jerry' rows = at.get_all(formula='FIND('jerry', {Username})=1') # I want to re

Solution 1:

Python 3.6+ offers string interpolation with f-strings, which should be the preferred way of doing this.

So something like this should work:

username = 'jerry'rows = at.get_all(formula=f"FIND('{username}', {{Username}})=1")

Notice the double curly braces to escape them in the string.

Solution 2:

The easiest way in modern Python is to do:

foo = 12
bar = 'hello'print(f"Giving {foo}{bar}'s")

Note the f in front of the string literal, making it a "f-string" where substitution will take place.

Solution 3:

I believe if you put a .str in before the parentheses the variable is in could do something maybe. ---.str('words')

hope this helps.