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ok, I will give you expanded examlpe, i think something wrong here:
```pulumi.export('source', f"abfss://{container.name.apply(lambda n: n)}@{storage_account.name.apply(lambda n: n)}.<http://dfs.core.windows.net/%22|dfs.core.windows.net/">)```

<https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/concepts/programming-model/#outputs-and-strings>

if someone will get this issue :slightly_smiling_face: Google was giving me Issues about Output type and not this doc

```pulumi.export(
    'source', pulumi.Output.all(container.name, storage_account.name).apply(
        lambda l: f"abfss://{l[0]}@{l[1]}.<http://dfs.core.windows.net/%22))|dfs.core.windows.net/"))>```

Btw - this particular example is a great use case or Output.concat - from just a little further down in the docs you linked:


```# concat takes a list of args and concatenates all of them into a single output:
url = Output.concat("http://", hostname, ":", port, "/")```

yea, I saw it. <@UB3BGTV63> :slightly_smiling_face: not sure I liked the syntax