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Python Strings and Loops Guide

The document covers advanced topics in Python, specifically focusing on string manipulation and list operations. It includes examples of accessing and slicing strings, using the split() method, and working with lists, including their methods like append and count. Additionally, it introduces the for loop structure for iterating over sequences.

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Python Strings and Loops Guide

The document covers advanced topics in Python, specifically focusing on string manipulation and list operations. It includes examples of accessing and slicing strings, using the split() method, and working with lists, including their methods like append and count. Additionally, it introduces the for loop structure for iterating over sequences.

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Class 5

strings II
loops in python II
strings - accessing
>>> s = 'Don Quijote'
>>> s[4] # Get the 5th character
'Q'
>>> s[2]
?
>> len(s)
?
string - slicing
>>> s = 'Don Quijote'
>>> s[4:8]
'Quij'
>>> s = 'Don Quijote'
>>> s[1:3]
?
>>> s[4:]
string - split()
>>> s = 'Don Quijote'
>>> [Link]()
[‘Don’, ‘Quijote’]

>>> ord(s[1]) #show the value ascii


Listas
>>> lista = [1, ‘a’, 45]
>>> lista
[1, ‘a’, 45]
>>> lista[1:]
?
>>> len(lista)
?
Listas
>>> lista = range(0, 10)
>>> lista
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
Listas

Method Description

append(x) Appends object obj to list

count Returns count of how many times obj


occurs in list

sort() Sorts objects of list, use compare func if


given
for loop

for item in sequence:


#statements
problems

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