Fix string format for optuna/study/study.py#6309
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optuna\study\study.py #6305optuna/study/study.py
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Motivation
As mentioned in issue #6305, Optuna no longer supports Python 3.8. This allows us to replace
.format()with f-strings, which provide a cleaner and more readable syntax.Description of the changes
In the file
optuna/study/study.py, I replaced string formatting using.format()with f-strings as suggested in the issue.Additional Notes
This change is part of the ongoing effort to modernize the codebase and improve readability.
Thank you!