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String Manipulation in Python
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String Manipulation in Python

String Manipulation in Python

1. Basic Concepts
Creating a StringMultiline StringsAccessing String ElementsString SlicingAdvanced SlicingNegative IndexingUsing IndicesStrings Concatenation
2. String Methods
CountingReplacingTrimmingSplittingSplitting the LinesJoining
3. Strings Formatting
f-strings ConceptionPositional FormattingFormatting with OrderingFormatting by KeysCalculating BMIAdvanced Formatting: PositioningAdvanced Formatting: SignAdvanced Formatting: Float, Round, and PercentCalculating and Formatting Dynamics

bookCreating a String

Welcome to the course! Strings are one of the data types, representing textual data. As a data scientist, you should be able to work with such data.

Let's start our learning with defining strings. To define a string, put text within the single ('text') or double quotation marks ("text"). Another way - is to use the str function with an expression you want to represent as a string. Usually, this function is used to convert an existing variable into a string.

Note

There is no difference between using single or double quotation marks. But the text within the string must be surrounded by the same type of quotation marks (i.e. you can not use "text').

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bookCreating a String

Welcome to the course! Strings are one of the data types, representing textual data. As a data scientist, you should be able to work with such data.

Let's start our learning with defining strings. To define a string, put text within the single ('text') or double quotation marks ("text"). Another way - is to use the str function with an expression you want to represent as a string. Usually, this function is used to convert an existing variable into a string.

Note

There is no difference between using single or double quotation marks. But the text within the string must be surrounded by the same type of quotation marks (i.e. you can not use "text').

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Assign string 'String Manipulation in Python' to the variable course and print its value.

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Section 1. Chapter 1
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bookCreating a String

Welcome to the course! Strings are one of the data types, representing textual data. As a data scientist, you should be able to work with such data.

Let's start our learning with defining strings. To define a string, put text within the single ('text') or double quotation marks ("text"). Another way - is to use the str function with an expression you want to represent as a string. Usually, this function is used to convert an existing variable into a string.

Note

There is no difference between using single or double quotation marks. But the text within the string must be surrounded by the same type of quotation marks (i.e. you can not use "text').

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Assign string 'String Manipulation in Python' to the variable course and print its value.

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Welcome to the course! Strings are one of the data types, representing textual data. As a data scientist, you should be able to work with such data.

Let's start our learning with defining strings. To define a string, put text within the single ('text') or double quotation marks ("text"). Another way - is to use the str function with an expression you want to represent as a string. Usually, this function is used to convert an existing variable into a string.

Note

There is no difference between using single or double quotation marks. But the text within the string must be surrounded by the same type of quotation marks (i.e. you can not use "text').

Task
test

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Assign string 'String Manipulation in Python' to the variable course and print its value.

Once you've completed this task, click the button below the code to check your solution.

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Section 1. Chapter 1
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