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Learn how to properly add a `subject` and include `variables` in your email body when using Python's SMTP to send emails. This guide provides a clear guide with examples.
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Sending Emails with Python: How to Add Subjects and Variables

Sending emails programmatically can be a powerful tool for automating communication in many applications. If you're using Python's SMTP library to send emails, you might encounter some challenges, particularly when it comes to adding a subject line or including variables in the email body. In this guide, we'll explore how you can effectively add a subject to your email and display variable values within the email body.

The Problem: Missing Subject and Variables

When sending emails using Python’s smtplib, many users find that their subject line does not show up as intended, or that they cannot include dynamic content (like variable values) in the body of the email. The initial code setup may look like this:

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Despite the structure, all that appears in the email is "This message is sent from Python." It begs the question: how can you properly format your messages to include both a subject and variable content?

The Solution: Proper Email Formatting

To resolve these issues, you'll want to make a few adjustments to your message formatting. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how to achieve that.

Step 1: Define Your Variables

First, you need to define any variables you would like to include in the email body. For example:

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Step 2: Format the Email Message Correctly

Next, use Python's string formatting capabilities to create a message that includes both the subject and the variables. The necessary newline characters to separate the subject from the message body should also be included. Here's how you can do it:

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Step 3: Complete Code Example

Here is the complete code that sends the email with both the subject and variable included in the body:

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Key Points to Remember

Subject Formatting: Always remember to prepend the Subject: line to your message, followed by the necessary newline characters (\n\n) to delineate between the subject and the body of the email.

Using Variables: Python's format() function is a simple way to dynamically insert variable values into your strings.

Testing: Always test your email-sending code with a few different scenarios to ensure that everything appears as expected before using it in a live setting.

By following these steps, you can successfully send emails with both a specified subject and dynamic content using Python's SMTP library. Happy coding!