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Python String and Integer Operations

The document discusses strings and numeric data types in Python. It provides examples of printing strings, finding the length of strings, and slicing strings. It also demonstrates converting between string and integer data types. Arithmetic, logical, and comparison operators are shown being used on integer and float variables. Functions like len(), int(), str(), round() are explained.

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Python String and Integer Operations

The document discusses strings and numeric data types in Python. It provides examples of printing strings, finding the length of strings, and slicing strings. It also demonstrates converting between string and integer data types. Arithmetic, logical, and comparison operators are shown being used on integer and float variables. Functions like len(), int(), str(), round() are explained.

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PYTHON

A) STRINGS

1. Printing a string:

For printing a simple statement (hello world) in python we use print function as below

The statement should be in exclamatory marks,

Output: hello world.

Now let’s print another statement what’s up in same manner,

Output:

Here we end up with a syntax error as above, this is because the statement (what’s up) itself have an exclamatory
mark and python identifies only ‘what’ as an input argument and ‘s up’ is outside the input so we are getting
syntax error.

To these types of cases we have many alternatives,

1. Using double exclamatory marks

By this single exclamatory mark in statement is ignored.


2. Using backslash where ever we need to ignore the mark as shown below

The output for the above two will be same


Output:

2. Length of string:

Program for finding length of string is as follows,

len(input) is the operator we use to know the length of string.

Output: or
output:

3.To print only some part of string :

a) print only first letter of string

we need to call for position of letter using square bracket starting with “zero” as first

letter. Out put :

b ) printing w , program is as follows

output:

c) printing from one letter to other

output:

d) printing from starting to some character

output:

4.some other methods on strings

Output: Prints the string in lowercase

Output: prints the string in upper case

5. Replace string with another string:

.replace is used replace one string with another.

Output:
6.Adding two strings:

and out put will be

Here there wont be any space betweenhello and jack.

for space between them we need to add ‘ space ‘

For adding strings we also use format function which is as follows

out put

output for getting uppercase to


specified string

format function is actually used if we have more number of strings to be added

syntax f ’{input1} {input2} {input3} ‘

B) INTEZERS AND FLOATS

1. TYPE OF VARIABLE: function type is used to know the type of variable

output:

output:
2 Arthematic operations

output: we can directly use all the arthematic operaters like +,-,*,/

Whereas the bouble backslash and percentage synbol were used to get quocient and reminder

output:

And double star can be used for exponent like below

output

3. Logical operators:

output :

4.Increment:

output:

Instead of this we can also do

output:

Simillarly for multiplication,

output:
5. converting STRING TO INT AND VISEVERSA

output:

Eventough 100 and 200 were intezers placing them between exclamatery marks converts int to string type. So the
result is 100200.

output

By using int function we can convert string into intezers

output

Simillary str function can be used to change int to string.

6 rounding off numbers

output

We can also round it to any decimal places of our convienence

output :

output :

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