% operator to format string can cause production risk
Count one violation each time a string use the % operator. badprint("%s is %s" % ("`$`", "fine"))
good
print("{0} is {1}, much {1}".format("format", "better"))
Why you should care
Future python version will promote usage of format().
Business Impacts
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References
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