Python string operation

Question

I want to get the following output:

"my_www.%first_game_start_time%("REN", "233_736")" 

Would you please tell me what is wrong in code below:

u = "my_www.%%first_game_start_time%%(%s, %s)" %("REN", "233_736")

Best Regards

Answer 1

If you are asking how to embed " in the string, triple quotes is an easy way

u = """my_www.%%first_game_start_time%%("%s", "%s")"""%("REN", "233_736")

Another way is to escape the " with a \

u = "my_www.%%first_game_start_time%%(\"%s\", \"%s\")"%("REN", "233_736")

Since you have no ' in the string, you could also use those to delimit the string

u = 'my_www.%%first_game_start_time%%("%s", "%s"))'%("REN", "233_736")

Answer 2

I'm going to guess that you want this:

c = "222"
u = "my_www." + first_game_start_time("REN", "233_736", c)

Answer 3

Generally you need to post your expected output and point out the difference between that and the output you receive, or include an error message you are receiving, to get a usable answer. But, I suspect the problem is that you want the value of c to be inserted into the string u and instead the literal letter c is being inserted. If that is the case, the solution is:

c = "222"
u = "my_www.%%first_game_start_time%%(%s, %s, %s)" %("REN", "233_736", c)