Bullet for Python f-strings Quiz

mccright · mccright · commit 1bb1cc4e51e3 · 2025-07-28T07:05:55.000-05:00
Added a link to a Python f-strings Quiz
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 * Debugging has its place, but [don't hesitate to use *print()* statements](https://adamj.eu/tech/2021/10/08/tips-for-debugging-with-print/).  
 (The original *conventions* in this list are from a readme by https://github.com/georgeberry.  Thank you George Berry.)  
   * And use [Python f-strings](https://fstring.help/) to make your work easier.  
+  * [Python f-strings Quiz](https://fstrings.wtf/). And [the quiz questions & answers](https://github.com/mitsuhiko/fstrings-wtf/blob/main/questions.js)  
 * Use *[better-exceptions](https://github.com/Qix-/better-exceptions)* during local development, and use care to keep it out of your production deployments.  
 * Another approach would be to use [pymg](https://github.com/mimseyedi/pymg), a CLI tool that can interpret Python files by the Python interpreter and display the error message in a more readable way if an exception occurs [https://github.com/mimseyedi/pymg](https://github.com/mimseyedi/pymg)  
 * What is the difference between using  "_" and "__" in variable or function names?  The responses get at some Python conventions: [https://old.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/s5z0l8/can_someone_explain_and_in_python_clearly_for_me/](https://old.reddit.com/r/learnpython/comments/s5z0l8/can_someone_explain_and_in_python_clearly_for_me/)  
