Strings – you use it in every program, just like any other programming language. Learn about Strings in Python and how to manipulate them in the Pythonic way.
In this article, we will have a look over the functioning of the Python string partition() method. Python String has introduced a large number of built-in functions to manipulate the input string Getting started with Python String partition() Python String…
In this article, we will unveil the Python String swapcase() function in detail. Python String provides us with a number of built-in methods to manipulate the input data for further operations. Let’s get started with understanding this method. Getting started…
The Python string zfill() method is used to pad a string with zeros on the left until a specific width is reached. This is the most “Pythonic” way to add padding to a string, instead of manually iterating using for…
Python String lower() method converts a string object into a lower case string. This is one of the builtin string functions in Python. Since strings are immutable in Python, this method only returns a copy of the original string. Syntax…
Python ljust() and rjust() functions are used to align a string, they can align a string left or right by inserting some specified character at the opposite site. For example, the ljust() function inserts the specified character to the right…
We can find string length in Python using the built-in len() function. Let’s look at how this function works, and also let’s try finding the length of various types of Python strings using len(). Using len() Let’s look at some…
The Python string find() method is used to check if a string is a substring of another string. Often, when we want to check if a string contains another string, find() is very useful to solve this problem. Let us…
In Python, if you ever need to deal with codebases that perform various calls to other APIs, there may be situations where you may receive a string in a list-like format, but still not explicitly a list. In situations like…
Python’s in-built method for the String class, str.translate(), is used to map a string with a translation table. The translate() method simply converts it using the translation table rules. Let’s understand more about the method in this article. Syntax of…
In Python, we normally perform string concatenation using the + operator. The + operator, however as we know, is also used to add integers or floating-point numbers. So what would happen if we have a string and an int on…