>>> "%d | %d" % (12.54,-12.54)
'12 | -12'
>>> "%s | %s" % (12.54,-12.54)
'12.54 | -12.54'name = "NAME"
input_path = "INPUT_PATH"
print('"{name}" - ERROR! File "{name}" not found in "{input_path}"'.format(name=name, input_path=input_path))print(f'"{name}" - ERROR! File "{name}" not found in "{input_path}"')sprite = pygame.sprite.Group()
temp = []
sprite.add(temp.append(arr))$('.submit').on("click", function() {
var form = $(this).closest('form');
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in certain cases, Selenium tries to wait "automatically" for you when it thinks the page is loading. It even provides a method called `implicitly_wait" that lets you control how long it will wait if you ask it for an element that doesn’t seem to be on the page yet.
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The problem is that implicit waits are always a little flakey, and with the release of Selenium 3, implicit waits became even more unreliable. At the same time, the general opinion from the Selenium team was that implicit waits were just a bad idea, and to be avoided.
Советуют использовать ugettext_lazy()