[SOLVED]Changing Specific String in Sentence

[Nero]

I have a text that says something like "Skill deals 5 damage." so the next thing I want it to show is IF damage goes up then show "Skill deals {color=ff0000}5{/color} damage"
Basically say same thing just change the color of number in sentence does anyone have idea how to make that work in my example here? Seems so trivial but for some reason I have problems making that work without making my code inefficient.

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screen test:
    for s in skill_list:
        text "%s" % s.description

init python:
    class Skill():
        name = "Skill"
        damage_base = 10
        damage = damage_base
        description = "[s.name] deals [s.damage] damage."

    def skill_damage_up():
        for s in skill_list:
            s.damage += 1

    skill_list = [Skill()]

label start:
    show screen test

label loop:
    "..."
    $ skill_damage_up()
    jump start

[gas]

mmm... this?

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screen test:
    for s in skill_list:
        text "[s.name] deals {color=ff0000}[s.damage]{/color} damage"

not using a description parameter.

[Nero]

Okay I figured it out. No this is what I meant:

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text "%s" % (s.description if s.damage == s.damage_base else s.description.replace("[s.damage]","{color=#ff0000}[s.damage]{/color}"))