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Python String | format_map method
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Python's String.format_map(~) method provided with keys in a dictionary, will return the corresponding values concatenated into a string.
Parameters
1. Mapping | Dictionary
Return Value
Returns the corresponding values of given keys in a dictionary as a concatenated string.
Examples
Basic usage
# The string we will use format_map(~) method on.our_string = "Welcome {fname} {lname}"
# Dictionary to pass through as an argument to format_map(~)dictionary = {'fname':'Sky','lname':'Towner'}
# Apply format_map(~) method to our_stringour_string.format_map(dictionary)
'Welcome Sky Towner'
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Official Python Documentation
https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#str.format_map
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