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Python Programming-String Functions and Print Function

The document provides an overview of string functions in Python, including methods like upper(), lower(), strip(), replace(), split(), find(), count(), startswith(), endswith(), and len(). It also explains the print() function parameters such as sep and end, along with examples and short coding tasks for practice. Additionally, it emphasizes that strings are immutable and outlines various tasks for users to apply their understanding of string manipulation.

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Python Programming-String Functions and Print Function

The document provides an overview of string functions in Python, including methods like upper(), lower(), strip(), replace(), split(), find(), count(), startswith(), endswith(), and len(). It also explains the print() function parameters such as sep and end, along with examples and short coding tasks for practice. Additionally, it emphasizes that strings are immutable and outlines various tasks for users to apply their understanding of string manipulation.

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Python Programming

Topic of the Week: String Functions + print()


Instructor: Ms. Sadia Zulfiqar
1. upper() / lower()
Use a simple string:

s = "Hello World"

print([Link]())
print([Link]())

Output:

HELLO WORLD
hello world
2. strip() (remove spaces)
s = " hello "
print([Link]())

Output:

hello
3. replace()
print([Link]("World", "Python"))

Output:

Hello Python
4. split()
print([Link]())

Output:

['Hello', 'World']
5. find()
print([Link]("World"))

Output:

index position
6. count()
print([Link]("l"))

Output:

3
7. startswith() / endswith()
print([Link]("Hello"))
print([Link]("World"))

Output:

True
True
8. len()
print(len(s))

11
print() Function Parameters
print("A", "B", "C")

Output:

ABC
1. sep (separator)
print("A", "B", "C", sep="-")

Output:

A-B-C
2. end (what comes at end)
print("Hello", end=" ")
print("World")

Output:

Hello World
3. Combine both
print("2026", "04", "21", sep="/", end=" DONE")

Output:

2026/04/21 DONE
Simple input() example (connect with strings)
name = input("Enter your name: ")

print("Hello", name)
Strings are immutable

replace() does not change original string

split() → gives list

print() has sep and end


Part 1: Short Coding Tasks
Task 7 – Print with Separator Task 10 – Reverse
Task 1 – Name Input Task 4 – Split Input
String
Take user name and print:
Print:
Input:
Take input and print reverse
Hello Ali 2026-04-21
apple,banana,mango
Task 2 – Uppercase + Length (using sep)
Convert into list
Take a sentence and:
Task 5 – Count Character
Task 8 – Print in One Line
● convert to uppercase
● print its length Take a word and count how Print:
many times ‘a’ appears
Task 3 – Replace Word Hello World Python

Input: Task 6 – Remove Spaces (using end)

I like Java Input:


Task 9– Check Start/End
Replace Java → Python " Python "
Take input and check:
Remove extra spaces
● starts with “A”
● ends with “z”

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