Make this function
Wow! You are excited to see how fast and easy f-strings worked. So you plan to rewrite some more of your old code.
Now you know that f-strings allow you to evaluate expressions where they appear and include function and method calls. You decide to use them in a project where you analyze 120 tweets to check if they include links to different news. In that way, you expect the code to be cleaner and more readable.
The variables number1, number2,string1, and list_links have already been pre-loaded.
If you want to explore the variables, you can use print() to view them in the IPython Shell.
This exercise is part of the course
Regular Expressions in Python
Hands-on interactive exercise
Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.
# Include both variables and the result of dividing them
print(f"___ tweets were downloaded in ____ minutes indicating a speed of ____ tweets per min")