How to mention something in a print , like we use in ruby #{ } , similary how it can be done in python?

Question

like this , in ruby:

number = 2
print ("number is #{number}")

Output : number is 2

similarly how to do it in python???

Answer 1

It's string interpolation:

g = "Face"

print(f"Troll{g}") #This method doesn't work in SoloLearn:(
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h = "World"

print("Hello %s" %(h))
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t = "Awesome"

print("SoloLearn is {}".format(t))

Answer 2

with your example it goes like
number = 2
print("number is ", number)
or with format
print("number is {}".format(number))