Difference between s and d in python string formatting

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I want to know, what is %s and %d and how do they work??
May 28, 2019 in Python by Taj
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%s and %d are used for string formatting where %s and %d holds place for a string and a number respectively, and their associated values are passed using a tuple with % operator.

Input:

name = 'Cody'
age = 22
print ('%s %d' % (name, age))

Output:

Cody 22

answered May 28, 2019 by Shabnam
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