combine input with apostrophe in python

Question

My code:

name=input('What is your name?')
print('So you call yourself \'',name,"' huh?")

My output

What is your name?lll
So you call yourself ' lll ' huh?

Need to get rid of the space between lll and apostrophes

Answer 1

f-Strings are new and Improved Way to Format Strings in Python and you can use these to get your desired output like this:

print(f'So you call yourself "{name}" huh?')
print(f"So you call yourself '{name}' huh?")

Output:

So you call yourself "Raja Norhuda Adnan" huh?
So you call yourself 'Raja Norhuda Adnan' huh?

Answer 2

There are many ways to make this:

First one using % operator

name = "Alex"

print('So you call yourself "%s" huh?' % name)

Second using format

name = "Alex"

print('So you call yourself "{}" huh?'.format(name))
print('So you call yourself "{name}" huh?'.format(name=name))

Using f-string (works only in Python 3.6)

name = "Alex"

print(f'So you call yourself "{name}" huh?')

In all 3 cases result will be the same.

You can even go further and do something like this

print('So you call yourself "#name#" huh?'.replace('#name#', name))

If you worried about performance you can check this question

Answer 3

A trick is to mix quotes:

name = 'foo'
print(f"So you call yourself '{name}' huh?")

" around the complete string

' around the item