F-strings are fabulous, why can’t we make the same with Tuple and lists ?
Now you can:
In [1]: from ftuple import f
In [2]: h = "Hello"
In [3]: w = "World"
In [4]: f"{h} {w}"
Out[4]: 'Hello World'
In [5]: f({h}, {w})
Out[5]: ('Hello', 'World')
In [6]: f[{h}, {w}]
Out[6]: ['Hello', 'World']
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