[Tutor] adding quotation marks around variables

[Brian van den Broek]

Robert said unto the world upon 10/07/2005 17:31:
> Hello all, I am a college student and I am currently working on a two numbers program for our class, The purpose of this program is to take user input and do some math functions. 
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> I have figured out how to do the math but I need to display these two variables with quotation marks around them. 
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> Also I need to add these two variables together  and display the hexadecimal of these two variables???
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> Also how do you display wheather one variable is greater than or less than or equal to the other variable?
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> Below is an example of the items i need help with?
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> The two numbers were "X" and "Y." 
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> The first number was (< > =) the second number. 
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> The hexadecimal sum of the two numbers is XXX.
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> Any help with this would be gratly appreciated! 
> Thanks 
> Robert
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Darn, overlooked the desire to embed quotes:

 >>> print "Formated strings can %s like this ', too" %"include"
Formated strings can include like this -too
 >>> print 'or %s %s"' %('like', 'this')
or like this"
 >>> print '''Or both %s -- ' and " -- if %s''' %('kinds of quotes', 
'you use triple-quote strings')
Or both kinds of quotes -- ' and " -- if you use triple-quote strings
 >>>

Brian vdB