Is there any way in Julia to perform string interpolation after the string is declared? For example in python I can do: > x = "Hello, {}" > x.format("friend") 'Hello, friend' So I can declare x with placeholders, and later decide what goes in the placeholder. Is there any equivalent to thi…

[image] BridgeBot: So I can declare x with placeholders, and later decide what goes in the placeholder. Is there any equivalent to this in Julia? There are packages for this, e.g. the C-style Printf standard library or the Python-style Formatting.jl , and also Mustache.jl .

Is there any way in Julia to perform string interpolation after the string is decl

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stevengj February 20, 2021, 5:37pm 2

There are packages for this, e.g. the C-style Printf standard library or the Python-style Formatting.jl, and also Mustache.jl.

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Is there any way in Julia to perform string interpolation after the string is decl

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