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String Manipulation in Python

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Let's consider one more possible need when we need to replace some parts of the text.

Surely, Python can handle this. There is a built-in method .replace with 2 required arguments: oldvalue (what needs to be replaced) and newvalue (and replaced by what). For example, in the string "Hello, world!" we want to replace world by friend.

Note

  • String is an immutable data type in Python, accordingly, the methods we will learn will not change value of string, and will only return a copy of the string.
  • You can apply .replace sequentially (s.replace('a', 'b').replace('c', 'd')).

Task

Given string topic "Data Visualization in R". You need to replace Visualization with Manipulation, and R with Python, save the result in new_topic, and print it.

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Section 2. Chapter 2
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String Manipulation in Python

ReplacingReplacing

Let's consider one more possible need when we need to replace some parts of the text.

Surely, Python can handle this. There is a built-in method .replace with 2 required arguments: oldvalue (what needs to be replaced) and newvalue (and replaced by what). For example, in the string "Hello, world!" we want to replace world by friend.

Note

  • String is an immutable data type in Python, accordingly, the methods we will learn will not change value of string, and will only return a copy of the string.
  • You can apply .replace sequentially (s.replace('a', 'b').replace('c', 'd')).

Task

Given string topic "Data Visualization in R". You need to replace Visualization with Manipulation, and R with Python, save the result in new_topic, and print it.

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 2
toggle bottom row
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