F-STRINGS

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 # x=["python","c++"]

# # print(f"python,{'deep'},c++,{'programmer'}")
# for item in x:
#     print(x,end="#")
#     f=f"{'hello'}"
a = "This is python"
b= 15
c=f"{'Deep'} {a} {b}"
print(c)
print("Deep",a,b,)

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