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| Comment | Post #280933 |
Thanks. Apparently the " ". syntax will require a bit more unlearning on my part. (more) |
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Help me understand why python3 string.format() raises Attribute error I'd like some help understanding why the third call to print() raises `AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'format'` ``` from os import path import inspect def myfunction(): print(inspect.currentframe().fcode.coname, path.basename(file)) print(f"{inspect.curre... (more) |
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