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I reckon `.__monty__()` should exist as a valid special method—the specialest of all special methods.
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>>> agent_id = 7 >>> agent_name = "James Bond" >>> f"Agent {agent_id:03}: {agent_name}" 'Agent 007: James Bond'
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```
>>> agent_id = 7
>>> agent_name = "James Bond"
>>> f"Agent {agent_id:03}: {agent_name}"
'Agent 007: James Bond'
```
Note the format specifier `:03`
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