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string

A string is a group of characters enclosed within single, double, or


triple quotes. We can say the string is a sequential collection of
characters.
Program to use single and double quotes inside a string

s1 = "Welcome to 'python' learning"


s2 = 'Welcome to "python" learning'
s3 = """Welcome to 'python' learning""" Welcome to 'python' learning
print(s1) Welcome to "python" learning
print(s2) Welcome to 'python' learning
print(s3)

The Empty string in Python:


If a string has no characters, it is called an empty string.

s1 = ""
print(s1)
Accessing string characters in Python:
We can access string characters in Python by using,
1.Indexing
2.Slicing
Python supports two types of indexing.
1.Positive indexing: The position of string characters can be a positive index
from left to right direction (we can say forward direction). In this way, the starting
position is 0 (zero).
2.Negative indexing: The position of string characters can be negative indexes
from right to left direction (we can say backward direction). In this way, the
starting position is -1 (minus one).
index
Accessing a string with an index in Python
wish = "Hello World"
print(wish[0])
print(wish[1])

Accessing a string with a negative index

wish = "Hello World"


print(wish[-1])
print(wish[-2])
Printing character by character using for loop

name ="Python"
for a in name: P
print(a) y
t
h
o
n
Slicing
Slicing operator using several use cases

wish = "HelloWorld" HelloWorld


print(wish[::]) HelloWorld
print(wish[:]) HelloWorl
print(wish[0:9:1]) Hlool
ll
print(wish[0:9:2])
Hlool
print(wish[2:4:1]) lloWorld
print(wish[::2]) Hell
print(wish[2::]) orl
print(wish[:4:])
print(wish[-4:-1])
•print(wish[::])
Output: HelloWorld
Explanation: This prints the entire string from start to end with a default step of 1.
•print(wish[:])
Output: HelloWorld
Explanation: Similar to [::], this prints the entire string with default start, end, and step values.
•print(wish[0:9:1])
Output: HelloWorl
Explanation: This slices the string from index 0 to index 9 (excluding index 9) with a step of 1.
•print(wish[0:9:2])
Output: HloWrl
Explanation: This slices from index 0 to 9 with a step of 2, picking every second character.
•print(wish[2:4:1])
Output: ll
Explanation: This slices the string from index 2 to index 4 (excluding index 4) with a step of 1.
•print(wish[::2])
Output: HloWrd
Explanation: This slices the entire string with a step of 2, picking every second character.
•print(wish[2::])
Output: lloWorld
Explanation: This slices the string from index 2 to the end.
•print(wish[:4:])
Output: Hell
Explanation: This slices the string from the beginning to index 4 (excluding index 4).
•print(wish[-4:-1])
Output: orl
Explanation: This slices the string from index -4 to -1 (excluding -1).
Mathematical operators on string objects in
Python
We can perform two mathematical operators on a
string. Those operators are:
1.Addition (+) operator.
2.Multiplication (*) operator.
Addition operator on strings in Python:
The + operator works like concatenation or joins the
strings. While using the + operator on the string, then
compulsory both arguments should be a string type.
Otherwise, we will get an error.
Concatenation

a = "Python" PythonProgramming
b = "Programming"
print(a+b)

a = "Python"
b=4 can only concatenate str (not "int") to str
print(a+b)
Multiplication operator on Strings in Python:
This is used for string repetition. While using the * operator on
the string, the compulsory one argument should be a string,
and other arguments should be int type.

a = "Python"
b=3 PythonPythonPython
print(a*b)

How do you find the length of a string in Python?


We can find the length of the string by using the len() function.
Using the len() function, we can find groups of characters in a
string. The len() function returns int as a result.
course = "Python" Length of
print("Length of string is:",len(course)) string is: 6

Comparing strings in Python:

s1 = "abcd" not same


s2 = "abcdefg"
if(s1 == s2):
print("Both are same")
else:
print("not same")

User name validation


user_name ="rahul"
name = input("Please enter user
name:")
if user_name == name:
print("Welcome to gmail: ", name)
else:
print("Invalid user name, please try
again")
How to Count substrings in a given String in Python?

s="Python programming language, Python is easy"


2
print(s.count("Python")) 0
print(s.count("Hello"))

replace a string with another string


Java
s1="Java programming language" programming
s2=s1.replace("Java", "Python") language
print(s1) Python
print(s2) programming
print(id(s1)) language
print(id(s2)) 13880138120382
4
13880138120390
4
How do you change cases of string in Python?

message='Python programming language'


print(message.upper())
print(message.lower())
print(message.swapcase())
print(message.title())
print(message.capitalize())

PYTHON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE


python programming language
pYTHON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
Python Programming Language
Python programming language
# Factorial calculation in Python
number = int(input("Enter a number: ")) # Input
a number from the user
fact = 1 # Initialize factorial variable

# Calculate factorial using a for loop


for i in range(1, number + 1):
fact *= i # Multiply fact by i

# Print the result


print(f"Factorial of {number} is: {fact}")

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