I want to have define a payload with variables, and the payload contains a dict inside a dict, like so:
payload = {"columns": "{x,y,z}",
"number": "{n:123456}"}
I wanted ideally something like for a variable:
myVar = 123
payload = {"columns": "{x,y,z}",
"number": "{n:{myVar}}"}
However this and other combinations doesn't work. I've tried both f-strings and formats. What is the best approach for this?
You can do:
myVar = 123
payload = {"columns": "{x,y,z}", "number": f"{{n:{myVar}}}"}
print(payload)
Or:
payload = {"columns": "{x,y,z}", "number": "{n:" + str(myVar) + "}"}
print(payload)
Or:
payload = {"columns": "{x,y,z}", "number": "{{n:{}}}".format(myVar)}
print(payload)
All prints:
{'columns': '{x,y,z}', 'number': '{n:123}'}
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