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No urgent need to create a function, if you don't require one: <pre><code>>>> tpl = "<a href='mailto:%s'>%s</a>" >>> s = tpl % ('matt.rez@where.com', 'matt rez', ) >>> print s "<a href='mailto:matt.rez@where.com'>matt rez</a>" </code></pre> If you're on 2.6+ you can alternatively use the new <code>format</code> function along with its mini language: <pre><code>>>> tpl = "<a href='mailto:{0}'>{1}</a>" >>> s = tpl.format('matt.rez@where.com', 'matt rez') >>> print s "<a href='mailto:matt.rez@where.com'>matt rez</a>" </code></pre> Wrapped in a function: <pre><code>def render_user(userinfo, template="<a href='mailto:{0}'>{1}</a>"): """ Renders a HTML link for a given ``userinfo`` tuple; tuple contains (email, name) """ return template.format(userinfo) # Usage: userinfo = ('matt.rez@where.com', 'matt rez') print render_user(userinfo) # same output as above </code></pre> Extra credit: Instead of using a normal <code>tuple</code> object try use the more robust and human friendly <a href="http://docs.python.org/dev/library/collections.html#collections.namedtuple" rel="noreferrer"><code>namedtuple</code></a> provided by the <code>collections</code> module. It has the same performance characteristics (and memory consumption) as a regular <code>tuple</code>. An short intro into named tuples can be found in this PyCon 2011 Video (fast forward to ~12m): <a href="http://blip.tv/file/4883247" rel="noreferrer">http://blip.tv/file/4883247</a>
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1. COThanks a lot,but I have to write it with function ,Is it similar to above codes or I should add more codes?
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2. COTeh codez above should suffice.
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