[sumzup]

  greet = lambda x: f"hello {x}"

[linkdd]

What if "hello {x}" is not a static string but was read from somewhere else?

Surely this would not work:

  greeting = "hello {x}"
  greet = lambda x: f greeting

[staticassertion]

Something along the lines of...

    code = 'f"{input()} {x}"'

    lambda x: eval(code)

(Please don't do this)

[staticassertion]

    code = 'f"here it is {eval(input())}"'
    (lambda: eval(code))()

k, there we go

[linkdd]

Yes, I'll stick to using str.format :)

[klyrs]

That isn't the purpose for f-strings. You still have % and .format

[AlphaSite]

You can’t use f-strings for that.

[linkdd]

That was exactly my point.