Finally! In line interpolation in Python

In Bash, one can often pass a variable in an echo statement as follows:

VARIABLE1="Text1"
VARIABLE2="Text2"
echo This is an example string: $VARIABLE1, $VARIABLE2

This is really convenient in Bash. But in python 2, it is more complicated. Following is the only way one could format a string:

variable1 = "TEXT1"
variable2 = "TEXT2"
print "This is an example string: {0}, {1}".format(variable1, variable2)

The above becomes tedious if one were to pass more than 10 arguments for format. Following is a better way (albeit in Python 3):

variable1 = "TEXT1"
variable2 = "TEXT2"
print(f"This is an example string: {variable1}, {variable2}")