refactor: prefer f-strings to other format/concatentation styles #8474
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Use f-strings for concatenating strings instead of
'+'
or.format
Python added f-strings in version 3.6, with PEP 498. F-strings are a flexible and powerful way to concatenate strings. They make the code shorter and more readable, since the code now looks more like the output. In addition, they also come with performance benefits as they reduce the number of times the string must be processed, resulting in faster string processing.
This aligns with the desire to ensure that scripts and tests should support currently supported versions of Python outlined here