F-String, introduced in Python 3.6, stands for "Formatted String Literals." It's a way to format strings in Python, allowing for easier and more readable string formatting. F-strings are recognizable by their prefix f before the opening quotation mark of a string. They use curly braces {} to evaluate variables or expressions directly within the string.
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