This is for Python
name = 'Joe'
print(f'My name is {name}')
This is called string formatting. Using f before the text. This is another way
name = 'Joe'
print('My name is', Joe)
But I found that string formatting is cleaner and much more useful
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<span>Which is an example of fixed expense?
Rent is an example of fixed expense, It doesn't matter whether you sell a widget or produce thousand of them, you must still pay the rent in any </span><span>circumstances.
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Hello <span>Rfieldgrove1102 </span><span>
Answer: EDI enabled computer-to-computer transfer of data between companies, usually over private telecommunications networks.
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The error in your Java program is described as follows:
You cannot print a string without setting its value.
<h3>How to print a string in Java?</h3>
There are multiple ways to print a string in a Java, but one of them is using the system.out.println(string) command, which prints the string and gives a new line.
However, for this method, and any other, the string has to be set before it is printed, which does not happen for this problem. There should be a line setting the string like the example:
s = "ABC";
Hence the correct option regarding the error is given as follows:
You cannot print a string without setting its value.
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