# Python multiline string example using brackets
multiline_str = ("I'm learning Python. "
"I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
"It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# For f-strings, use an f before each part
numbers = [0,1,2]
multiline_str = (f"{numbers[0]}I'm learning Python. "
f"{numbers[1]}I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
f"{numbers[2]} It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# Python multiline string example using brackets
multiline_str = ("I'm learning Python. "
"I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
"It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# For f-strings, use an f before each part
numbers = [0,1,2]
multiline_str = (f"{numbers[0]}I'm learning Python. "
f"{numbers[1]}I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
f"{numbers[2]} It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# Python multiline string example using brackets
multiline_str = ("I'm learning Python. "
"I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
"It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# For f-strings, use an f before each part
numbers = [0,1,2]
multiline_str = (f"{numbers[0]}I'm learning Python. "
f"{numbers[1]}I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
f"{numbers[2]} It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# Python multiline string example using brackets
multiline_str = ("I'm learning Python. "
"I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
"It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# For f-strings, use an f before each part
numbers = [0,1,2]
multiline_str = (f"{numbers[0]}I'm learning Python. "
f"{numbers[1]}I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
f"{numbers[2]} It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# Python multiline string example using brackets
multiline_str = ("I'm learning Python. "
"I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
"It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# For f-strings, use an f before each part
numbers = [0,1,2]
multiline_str = (f"{numbers[0]}I'm learning Python. "
f"{numbers[1]}I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
f"{numbers[2]} It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# Python multiline string example using brackets
multiline_str = ("I'm learning Python. "
"I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
"It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)
# For f-strings, use an f before each part
numbers = [0,1,2]
multiline_str = (f"{numbers[0]}I'm learning Python. "
f"{numbers[1]}I refer to TechBeamers.com tutorials. "
f"{numbers[2]} It is the most popular site for Python programmers.")
print(multiline_str)