3dcheapskate posted at 1:27 PM Wed, 11 May 2022 - #4438463

whereas normal people tend to use the % sign with a comma separated list (there's a name for that, something to do with format). I think Python 3 needs that format. But I'm not sure.

That's Python 2 style :)

Python 3 uses something like print("Number {} and number {}".format(1, 2)) or so called "f" strings.

But P3 can also deal with Python 2 formatting (%). See this discussion: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14753844/python-3-using-s-and-format

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