Python - Printing Integer variable inside double quote [duplicate]

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I have an integer variable in Python::

var = 10

I want to print it like this :

"10"

Tried many things like

' "var" '

but did not really work.

Any help would really be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

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You want to convert integer to string ?
– kvmahesh
May 23 at 13:21

Converting is easy, i dont really want to convert it, i want to display it with double quote like "10"
– Sankar
May 23 at 13:25

2 Answers
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Use string format:

format

print('""'.format(var)) # "10"

Or:

print("""".format(var)) # "10"

Or:

print(f'"var"') # "10"

Or:

print(f""var"") # "10"

Convert your variable yo string. like below:

print(str(var))

EDIT: Print in "10" style:

print('""'.format(var))

It wouldn't be displaying output such as "10" It will only give 10 as a string value
– Sankar
May 23 at 13:23

You need to convert or just print "" symbols?
– Saeed
May 23 at 13:24

yes thank you so much @Saeed it worked, can you please not down vote it?
– Sankar
May 23 at 13:30

I didn't down vote, you up vote and approve answer if it helped you. :)
– Saeed
May 23 at 13:39