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The document outlines a Python Strings assignment divided into four parts: understanding string literals, practicing string methods, using f-strings, and combining string methods with f-strings. Each part includes specific tasks such as creating strings with different quotation types, manipulating string data, and generating user profiles using formatted strings. The assignment aims to enhance understanding and practical skills in handling strings in Python.

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Python Strings Assignment1

The document outlines a Python Strings assignment divided into four parts: understanding string literals, practicing string methods, using f-strings, and combining string methods with f-strings. Each part includes specific tasks such as creating strings with different quotation types, manipulating string data, and generating user profiles using formatted strings. The assignment aims to enhance understanding and practical skills in handling strings in Python.

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Python Strings Assignment

Part 1: Understanding String Literals

1. Create three different strings using each type of quotation:


o Single quotes ('example')
o Double quotes ("example")
o Triple quotes ("""example""")
2. Explain in your own words: What is the advantage of each type of quotation?
3. Write a string that contains both single and double quotes inside it. Example: She said,
"I'm going to the store."
4. Create a multi-line string using triple quotes that describes your favorite hobby.

Part 2: String Methods Practice

1. Create a variable full_name with your full name (first and last name). Then write code
to:
o Print your name in all uppercase letters
o Print your name in all lowercase letters
o Print your name with the first letter of each name capitalized
2. Create a variable messy_text = " Python programming is fun! " Then write code
to:
o Remove all the extra spaces at the beginning and end
o Replace "fun" with "amazing"
o Count how many times the letter 'i' appears
3. Create a variable sentence = "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"
Then write code to:
o Split this sentence into a list of words
o Join the words back together with dashes between them
o Check if the sentence starts with "The"
o Find the position of the word "fox"

Part 3: F-Strings

1. Create variables for:


o Your name
o Your age
o Your favorite programming language

Then use f-strings to create these sentences:

o "My name is {your_name} and I am {your_age} years old."


o "I enjoy programming in {language}, it's my favorite!"
o Create a math expression inside an f-string: "In 5 years, I will be {age + 5} years
old."
Part 4: Combining String Methods with F-Strings

Create a program that:

1. Asks for user input about their first name, last name, and birth year
2. Uses string methods to properly capitalize their name
3. Uses f-strings to create a profile message: "Profile: {First Last}, Age: {calculated age},
Username: {first initial + last name + birth year}"

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