Hi Evan,
f-strings support a version of this. If you put an equals sign at the
end of the expression in your f-string (possibly with white space) then
the f-string will include both the expression itself and its value in
the result:
>>> a = 12; b = 13
>>> f'{a == b}'
'False'
>>> f'{a == b = }'
'a == b = False'
--
Steve
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