Use f-strings in optuna/storages/_base.py#6435
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Addresses optuna#6305 Converted .format() calls to f-strings for cleaner, more readable code.
optuna/storages/_base.py
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Description
Addresses #6305
This PR converts
.format()calls to f-strings inoptuna/storages/_base.pyfor cleaner, more readable code.Changes
.format()usages to f-strings{var_name=}syntax where appropriate for better debugging outputChecklist
{var_name=}syntax where beneficial