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String Methods

In Python, strings are like text containers that come with their own set of useful tools. These tools, called string methods, allow you to modify and work with strings in different ways. Here are some commonly used string methods and what they do: 1. ` capitalize() `: Makes the first letter of a string uppercase and the rest lowercase. 2. ` casefold() `: Converts the entire string to lowercase, even handling special cases. 3. ` center(width[, fillchar]) `: Puts a string in the middle of a line of a specific width, optionally filling the extra space with a chosen character. 4. ` count(sub[, start[, end]]) `: Counts how many times a specific part of a string appears within it. 5. ` endswith(suffix[, start[, end]]) `: Checks if a string ends with a particular set of characters and returns True or False. 6. ` find(sub[, start[, end]]) `: Searches for a specific part of a string and tells you where it starts. If not found, it returns -1. 7. ` index(sub[, start[, end]]) `: Similar to `find()...

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Python Strings

Python is a computer language that can be used for many things like creating websites, studying data, and building smart machines. Strings are an important way of storing and working with text in Python. This piece of writing will cover the basics of strings, including their definition, how they can be made, and a few typical actions you can do with them. What are Strings in Python? Python considers a string as a series of characters that signify text-based data. Such a string is composed of a group of characters that are enclosed either in single quotes ('') or double quotes (""). Strings can contain letters, numbers, symbols, and spaces, and can be of any length. For instance, "Hello, World!" is a valid string, as are 'Python is awesome!' and "12345". The choice of quotes is yours to make, as long as you're consistent. In Python, if a string begins with a single quote, it must be terminated with a single quote. Similarly, if a string ...

Python - Modify Strings

Python -  Modify Strings Python comes with some ready-to-use tools that make working with text easier. Upper Case Example If you apply the upper() method to a string in Python, it will convert all the letters in the string to uppercase and return the modified string: x =   "Hello, World!" print (x. upper() ) Lower Case Example If you apply the  lower()  method to a string in Python, it will convert all the letters in the string to uppercase and return the modified string: x =  "Hello, World!" print (x.lower()) Remove Whitespace The term "whitespace" refers to the space that appears before and/or after the text itself, and it is often desirable to eliminate this space. Example Using the ` strip()` method, you can eliminate any whitespace located at the start or end of a string : x =  " Hello, World! " print (x.strip())  # returns "Hello, World!" Replace String Example With the ` replace() ` method, you can substitute one string with an...

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The most popular niche is a highly debated topic in the world of business and entrepreneurship. However, based on market research and consumer behavior, it can be argued that the tech industry is the most sought after niche today. With the rise of the internet and the increasing demand for technological advancements, it's no surprise that the tech industry has become a leading niche. The tech industry includes a wide range of sub-niches, such as software development, artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. These sub-niches have gained immense popularity in recent years due to their ability to solve complex problems and improve overall efficiency. One of the reasons why the tech industry has become so popular is due to its ability to disrupt traditional industries. For example, the rise of online shopping has led to the downfall of brick-and-mortar stores. The introduction of mobile payments has replaced traditional banking methods. T...