Mathematica Tutorial: Notebooks And Documents - Wolfram Research

70 Notebooks and DocumentsString-Oriented Output Formats"text"a string containing arbitrary textText strings.The quotes are not included in standard Mathematica output form.In[1]:= "This is a string."Out[1]= This is a string.In input form, the quotes are included.In[2]:= InputForm@%DOut[2]//InputForm= "This is a string."You can put any kind of text into a Mathematica string. This includes non-English characters, aswell as newlines and other control information. "Strings and Characters" discusses in moredetail how strings work.StringForm@"cccc``cccc",x 1 ,x 2 ,…DStringForm@"cccc`i`cccc",x 1 ,x 2 ,…Doutput a string in which successive `` are replaced bysuccessive x ioutput a string in which each ` i ` is replaced by thecorresponding x iUsing format strings.In many situations, you may want to generate output using a string as a “template”, but“splicing” in various Mathematica expressions. You can do this using StringForm.In[3]:=This generates output with each successive `` replaced by an expression.StringForm@"x = ``, y = ``", 3, H1 + uL^2DOut[3]= x = 3, y = H1 + uL 2You can use numbers to pick out expressions in any order.In[4]:= StringForm@"8`1`, `2`, `1`