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Python String Functions Cheat Sheet

The document lists the most commonly used string functions in Python, categorized into various sections such as String Case Functions, Search & Check, Check Types, Modify or Clean, Split & Join, and Formatting. Each function is described with its purpose, such as converting case, searching substrings, checking character types, modifying strings, splitting and joining, and formatting. This serves as a quick reference guide for Python string manipulation.

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Python String Functions Cheat Sheet

The document lists the most commonly used string functions in Python, categorized into various sections such as String Case Functions, Search & Check, Check Types, Modify or Clean, Split & Join, and Formatting. Each function is described with its purpose, such as converting case, searching substrings, checking character types, modifying strings, splitting and joining, and formatting. This serves as a quick reference guide for Python string manipulation.

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Most Used String Functions in Python

String Case Functions

`[Link]()` - Converts all characters to lowercase.

`[Link]()` - Converts all characters to uppercase.

`[Link]()` - Capitalizes the first character.

`[Link]()` - Capitalizes the first letter of each word.

`[Link]()` - Swaps case of all characters.

Search & Check

`[Link](sub)` - Returns lowest index of `sub`, or `-1` if not found.

`[Link](sub)` - Like `find()`, but searches from the end.

`[Link](sub)` - Like `find()`, but raises `ValueError` if not found.

`[Link](prefix)` - Returns `True` if string starts with `prefix`.

`[Link](suffix)` - Returns `True` if string ends with `suffix`.

`[Link](sub)` - Counts how many times `sub` appears.

Check Types

`[Link]()` - Checks if all characters are alphabetic.

`[Link]()` - Checks if all characters are digits.

`[Link]()` - Checks if all characters are alphanumeric.

`[Link]()` - Checks if all characters are whitespace.

`[Link]()` - Checks if all letters are lowercase.

`[Link]()` - Checks if all letters are uppercase.

Modify or Clean

`[Link]()` - Removes leading and trailing whitespace.

`[Link]()` - Removes leading whitespace.

`[Link]()` - Removes trailing whitespace.

`[Link](old, new)` - Replaces occurrences of `old` with `new`.


Most Used String Functions in Python

Split & Join

`[Link](sep)` - Splits the string into a list by `sep`.

`[Link](sep)` - Splits from the right.

`[Link]()` - Splits string at line breaks.

`'sep'.join(list)` - Joins elements of a list into a string with separator `sep`.

Formatting

`[Link]()` - Used for string formatting (e.g., `'Hello {}'.format(name)`)

`f'{}'` - f-strings (Python 3.6+), e.g., `f'Hello {name}'`.

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