Strings in Python
Strings in Python are sequences of characters that can be manipulated through various operations such as indexing, slicing, and applying built-in methods. The chapter covers string creation, common operations, formatting, and handling multiline and raw strings, providing learners with foundational skills for effective string management in Python programming.
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7.1What Is A String?
A string in Python is a sequence of characters enclosed in quotes, capable...
What we have learnt
- A string is a sequence of characters enclosed in quotes.
- Strings can be indexed and sliced for character retrieval and manipulation.
- Built-in string methods allow for various operations such as case conversion, trimming, and joining strings.
Key Concepts
- -- String
- A sequence of characters used in programming, enclosed in quotes.
- -- Indexing
- The process of accessing a specific character in a string using its position.
- -- Slicing
- Extracting a portion of a string using specified start and end indices.
- -- String Methods
- Functions provided by Python that allow manipulation of string data.
- -- fstrings
- A way to format strings in Python that allows for inline variable substitution.
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