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Python String Functions Explained

The document provides a list of Python string functions along with examples and their outputs. Key functions include replace, count, upper, lower, title, capitalize, find, startswith, endswith, split, strip, and len. It also notes that strings are immutable and emphasizes storing the returned values from these functions.

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Python String Functions Explained

The document provides a list of Python string functions along with examples and their outputs. Key functions include replace, count, upper, lower, title, capitalize, find, startswith, endswith, split, strip, and len. It also notes that strings are immutable and emphasizes storing the returned values from these functions.

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Python String Functions with Examples and Output

1. replace(old, new)
Example:
s = "hello world"
print([Link](" ", "-"))
Output:
hello-world

2. count(value)
Example:
s = "banana"
print([Link]("a"))
Output:
3

3. upper()
Example:
s = "python"
print([Link]())
Output:
PYTHON

4. lower()
Example:
s = "PYTHON"
print([Link]())
Output:
python

5. title()
Example:
s = "python is easy"
print([Link]())
Output:
Python Is Easy

6. capitalize()
Example:
s = "python is easy"
print([Link]())
Output:
Python is easy

7. find(value)
Example:
s = "computer"
print([Link]("p"))
Output:
3

8. startswith(value)
Example:
s = "python"
print([Link]("py"))
Output:
True
9. endswith(value)
Example:
s = "python"
print([Link]("on"))
Output:
True

10. split()
Example:
s = "python is easy"
print([Link]())
Output:
['python', 'is', 'easy']

11. strip()
Example:
s = " hello "
print([Link]())
Output:
hello

12. len()
Example:
s = "python"
print(len(s))
Output:
6

Note: Strings are immutable. Always store the returned value.

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