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This document discusses different methods for string formatting in Python, including concatenation, format() method, and f-strings. It shows examples of formatting strings to output reservoir pressure information for a given field and pressure value. Various string formatting methods like format() and f-strings allow easy insertion of variables into strings compared to concatenation. The order of arguments in format() is important to match the placeholders in the string.

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Python From Scratch: Website - Linkedin - Youtube

This document discusses different methods for string formatting in Python, including concatenation, format() method, and f-strings. It shows examples of formatting strings to output reservoir pressure information for a given field and pressure value. Various string formatting methods like format() and f-strings allow easy insertion of variables into strings compared to concatenation. The order of arguments in format() is important to match the placeholders in the string.

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1/28/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 6 - String Formatting - Colaboratory

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field = 'KG Basin'


press = 5000 # psi

We use string formatting because it is lot easier than just simply using concatenation
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# ugly method (Concatenation)

print('Reservoir pressure is' + ' ' + str(press) + ' ' + 'psi')

Reservoir pressure is 5000 psi

# Python 3

print('Reservoir pressure is {} psi'.format(press)) # does not matter that press is an integer value

Reservoir pressure is 5000 psi

# Python 3.6

print(f'Reservoir pressure is {press} psi')

Reservoir pressure is 5000 psi

# output required: Reservoir pressure in KG Basin is 5000 psi

# ugly method

print('Reservoir pressure in' + ' ' + field + 'is' + ' ' + str(press) + ' ' + 'psi')

Reservoir pressure in KG Basinis 5000 psi

# python 3 method

print('Reservoir pressure in {} is {} psi'.format(field, press)) # order is important

Reservoir pressure in KG Basin is 5000 psi


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print('Reservoir pressure in {} is {} psi'.format(press, field))

Reservoir pressure in 5000 is KG Basin psi

print('Reservoir pressure in {field_name} is {pressure} psi'.format(pressure = press, field_name = field))

Reservoir pressure in KG Basin is 5000 psi

# python 3.6 method

print(f'Reservoir pressure in {field} is {press} psi')

Reservoir pressure in KG Basin is 5000 psi

# we can also change presure to any differet values!

# python 3 method

print('Reservoir pressure in {} is {} psi'.format(field, press+50))

Reservoir pressure in KG Basin is 5050 psi

# python 3.6 method

print(f'Reservoir pressure in {field} is {press+110} psi')

Reservoir pressure in KG Basin is 5110 psi

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