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String formatting article #1052

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String Formatting
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There seems to be a confusion around the term "String" and the interpretation someone could make from the word "string". Also noted that everywhere else I see in this file that line hops are separated with an hyphen sign [-], but on line two, the space is filled with equal signs [=], any reasons for that?

Little personal note (without trying to be condescending or anything), a little video that made me rethink about the whole interpretation scheme in each and everyone of us :

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There seems to be a confusion between the "String Formatting" question and the interpretation someone could make from the input string when they code. Just an assumption.


Basic formatting
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Intermedate formatting
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Advanced formatting
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