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Python Assignment 3.1

The document provides an overview of built-in string methods in Python for effective text manipulation, including basic operations, slicing, searching, validation, splitting, joining, counting, replacing, and formatting. It illustrates these concepts with code examples and outputs for clarity. The conclusion emphasizes the simplicity and efficiency of using string methods for various text processing tasks.

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Python Assignment 3.1

The document provides an overview of built-in string methods in Python for effective text manipulation, including basic operations, slicing, searching, validation, splitting, joining, counting, replacing, and formatting. It illustrates these concepts with code examples and outputs for clarity. The conclusion emphasizes the simplicity and efficiency of using string methods for various text processing tasks.

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Strings in Python

Topic: Perform String Manipulations Using Built- in


Methods
Objective:
To explore and apply Python’s built- in string methods to manipulate and process text
effectively.
1. Basic String Operations
text = " Hello Python "
print([Link]()) # Remove spaces from both sides
print([Link]()) # Convert to lowercase
print([Link]()) # Convert to uppercase
print([Link]()) # Capitalize each word
print([Link]("Python", "World")) # Replace word
Output:
Hello Python
hello python
HELLO PYTHON
Hello Python
Hello World

2. String Slicing and Indexing


word = "Programming"
print(word[0]) # First character
print(word[- 1]) # Last character
print(word[0:6]) # Slice substring
print(word[::- 1]) # Reverse string
Output:
P
g
Progra
gnimmargorP

3. String Search Methods


sentence = "Python is amazing"
print(sentence.find("is")) # Find substring
print([Link]("Py")) # Check start
print([Link]("ing")) # Check end
Output:
7
True
True
4. String Validation Methods
s1 = "Hello123"
s2 = "123"
s3 = "Hello"

print([Link]()) # Alphanumeric
print([Link]()) # Digits only
print([Link]()) # Alphabets only
Output:
True
True
True

5. Splitting and Joining Strings


msg = "Python is fun"
words = [Link]() # Split into list
print(words)
joined = "- ".join(words) # Join with hyphen
print(joined)
Output:
['Python', 'is', 'fun']
Python- is- fun

6. Counting and Replacing


text = "banana"
print([Link]("a")) # Count occurrences
print([Link]("a", "o")) # Replace character
Output:
3
bonono

7. String Formatting
name = "Aditya"
age = 21
print(f"My name is {name} and I am {age} years old.")
Output:
My name is Aditya and I am 21 years old.

8. Case Conversion Methods


txt = "pyTHon iS fUn"
print([Link]()) # First letter capital
print([Link]()) # Swap cases
print([Link]()) # Title case
Output:
Python is fun
PYthON Is FuN
Python Is Fun
Conclusion:
String methods make text processing in Python simple and efficient.

They allow tasks like searching, formatting, validation, and transformation to be


done easily using built- in functions.

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