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    The document discusses string formatting in Python. It provides two examples - printing a statement about the number of animals (3 cats, 5 dogs, 10 guinea pigs) at a shelter using variables, and printing how much each friend would get from winning a lottery with $1 million total split between 6 people.

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    The document discusses string formatting in Python. It provides two examples - printing a statement about the number of animals (3 cats, 5 dogs, 10 guinea pigs) at a shelter using variables, and printing how much each friend would get from winning a lottery with $1 million total split between 6 people.

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    The document discusses string formatting in Python. It provides two examples - printing a statement about the number of animals (3 cats, 5 dogs, 10 guinea pigs) at a shelter using variables, and printing how much each friend would get from winning a lottery with $1 million total split between 6 people.

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    String formatting

    String formatting

    An animal shelter has 3 cats, 5 dogs and 10 guinea pigs. Store these values in
    variables.

    Print out a string that details the animals hosted at the shelter.
    String formatting

    You and five friends have won the lottery, getting in total one million dollars.

    Print out a string that says how much each friend gets.

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