Resolve a quoted variable in a function

Question

z=100
def prnt(x):
print('x= :'+str(x))
prnt(z)
I wrote the above code whose output is
x= :720
But instead of x= :720, I want print z= :720. How to resolve x inside a quote?

Answer 1

you should change 'x= :' in 'z= :"
if you want be able to change the letter just add another parameter to the function in which is specified the variable's name

Answer 2

and in the variable "z_name" you can put every name u want
https://code.sololearn.com/c8yij0ulJj3z/?ref=app

Answer 3

sorry, but can u give me an example? even if u put two parameters, the one inside the quote remains same, I guess.

Answer 4

Great. Thanks. just curious, is there any way to resolve sth within quote? I used SAS till now. there u can resolve a macro, if it is kept within double quote. Like, %let z=h; %put "&z"; will give u - h, whereas %put '&z' will give u - &z.

Answer 5

i don't know if there is any method, i'm not a professional programmer, i think you should ask to someone more capable than me, sorry :(