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String

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in Python
join( )
Converts the elements of an iterable
into a string.

feel = ["Sad", "Happy", "Angry"]


string = ' '.join(feel)
print(string)

Output
"Sad Happy Angry"
split( )
Splits the string at the specified separator,
and returns a list.

person = "Jack,John,Jerry"
separator = ','
print(person.split(separator))

Output
['Jack', 'John', 'Jerry']
title( )
Converts the first character of each word
to upper case.

string = "medical medal mars"


print(string.title())

Output
"Medical Medal Mars"
replace( )
Returns a string where a specified value is
replaced with a specified value.

intro = "I am a programmer"


new = intro.replace("programmer", "doctor")
print(new)

Output
"I am a doctor"
upper( )

Converts a string into upper case.

animal = "lion"
print(animal.upper())

Output
"LION"
lower( )

Converts a string into lower case.

animal = "SHEEP"
print(animal.lower())

Output
"sheep"
casefold( )

Converts string into lower case.

job = "PROGRAMMER"
print(job.casefold())

Output
"programmer"
capitalize( )

Converts the first character to upper case.

capital = "tokyo"
print(capital.capitalize())

Output
"Tokyo"
swapcase( )
Lower case becomes upper case and vice
versa.

capital = "perSON"
print(capital.swapcase())

Output
"PERson"
count( )
Returns the number of times a specified
value occurs in a string.

string = "Python is a programming language"


count = string.count('a')
print(count)

Output
4
index( )

Searches the string for a specified value


and returns the position.

string = "Python is a programming language"


index = string.index('a')
print(index)

Output
10
rindex( )
Searches the string for a specified value
and returns the last position.

string = "Python is a programming language"


index = string.rindex('a')
print(index)

Output
29
find( )

Searches the string for a specified value


and returns the position.

string = "Python is a programming language"


pos = string.find('i')
print(pos)

Output
7
startswith( )
Returns True if the string starts with the
specified value.

string = "Hello World"


print(string.startswith('H'))

Output
True
endswith( )
Returns True if the string ends with the
specified value.

string = "Hello World"


print(string.endswith('s'))

Output
False
format( )

Formats specified values in a string.

string = "{0} is a programming language"


print(string.format("Python"))

Output
"Python is a programming language"
isalnum( )

Returns True if all characters in the string


are alphanumeric.

string = "Python3"
print(string.isalnum())

Output
True
isalpha( )

Returns True if all characters in the string


are in the alphabet.

string = "Python"
print(string.isalpha())

Output
True
isnumeric( )

Returns True if all characters in the string


are numeric.

string = "2023"
print(string.isnumeric())

Output
True
strip( )

Returns a trimmed version of the string.

string = " Python is a programming language "


strip = string.strip()
print(strip)

Output
"Python is a programming language"
center( )

Returns a centered string.

job = "doctor"
print(job.center(15))

Output
" doctor "
rjust( )

Returns a right justified version of the string.

string = "Python"
rightJustify = string.rjust(20)
print(rightJustify)

Output
" Python"
ljust( )

Returns a left justified version of the string.

string = "Python"
leftJustify = string.ljust(20)
print(leftJustify)

Output
"Python "

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