The format() method in Python is used to format strings by embedding expressions inside string literals. It allows for more readable and manageable string formatting compared to older methods like concatenation.
f-strings: Formatted string literals introduced in Python 3.6, allowing inline expressions with a simpler syntax using an 'f' prefix before the string.
% operator: An older method for formatting strings using '%' followed by type specifiers, similar to printf-style formatting in C.
.join(): A string method that concatenates elements of an iterable into a single string with a specified separator.