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Simple, format is actually a method. You see, in Python EVERYTHING is an object without you even know it. That's kinda the reason is easy to work and why is so different from your other languages. Of course, that also means some loss in performance, since Python is not as lo-level as grampa C, daddy C++ and big brother Java.
A method is a function in a class by the way, and a class is the blueprints to build an object. Anyway, your commentary is pretty old so I asume you already got over that part :D
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what is the point of adding the "{0}\n{1}".format
{0} is replaced by a result of a//b see docs for format()
It's string interpolation using
.format()it's useful because it's only one call to the print function instead of 2.Simple, format is actually a method. You see, in Python EVERYTHING is an object without you even know it. That's kinda the reason is easy to work and why is so different from your other languages. Of course, that also means some loss in performance, since Python is not as lo-level as grampa C, daddy C++ and big brother Java.
A method is a function in a class by the way, and a class is the blueprints to build an object. Anyway, your commentary is pretty old so I asume you already got over that part :D