Fix inconsistency between text and code in Section 5.4.1 - format() vs f-strings#354
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The text mentions using format() method, but the actual code uses f-strings.
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Thanks @jaeyungkim , these corrections are much appreciated. @mmcky , would you mind taking a look? |
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thanks @jaeyungkim I have updated the lecture in #355 |
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The explanatory text in Section 5.4.1 mentions using
format()method, but the actual code uses f-strings. This might create confusion for learners.PS)
The tutorial is excellent overall - this is just a small clarification to improve the learning experience.