I want to format a string with a few variables. But I have more text in the string that is surround by curly braces, but I don't want to format that. I have tried writing it with backslashes: \{content\} but that didn't work either. How do I achieve this?
Example:
string = \
"""
{user}'s email is {email}.
{This} is in {curly} {braces}.
"""
print(string.format(user="Foo", email="Bar"))
I don't want to format "This", "curly", and "braces".
If you want keep curly braces you should try with
string = \
"""
{user}'s email is {email}.
{{This}} is in {{curly}} {{braces}}.
"""
print(string.format(user="Foo", email="Bar"))
# Foo's email is Bar.
# {This} is in {curly} {braces}.
The brace can be escaped by doubling: {{ and }}.
string = \
"""
{user}'s email is {email}.
{{This}} is in {{curly}} {{braces}}.
"""
print(string.format(user="Foo", email="Bar"))
Here is the relevant doc: python format string syntax
