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Python String Manipulation Guide

This document demonstrates various string methods in Python like len(), capitalize(), replace(), casefold(), center(), encode(), split(), join(), reversed(), swapcase(), and count(). It prints the output of applying each string method to an example string.

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Python String Manipulation Guide

This document demonstrates various string methods in Python like len(), capitalize(), replace(), casefold(), center(), encode(), split(), join(), reversed(), swapcase(), and count(). It prints the output of applying each string method to an example string.

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a = "kartikay kumar"

print(len(a))

name ="rahul is gada"


print(len(name))

13

apple="he said ,i want to eat an apple"


print(apple)

he said ,i want to eat an apple

a = "he is good man"


print(a.capitalize())

He is good man

a = "harry"
print(a.replace(a,"Code with kartikay kumar"))

Code with kartikay kumar

a = "kartikay kumar"
print(a.replace("a","h"))

Khrtikhy kumhy

a = "HE iS GOOD MAN"


print(a.casefold())

he is good man

a = "1 2 3 4 5 6 7 "
print(a.center(10))

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

a = "he is living alone"


print(a.encode())

b'he is living alone'

str1 = "hello"
str2 = "kartikay kumar"
result = str1 + " "+ str2
print(result)

hello kartikay kumar

text = "repeat me "


repeated_text = text * 3
print(repeated_text)

repeat me repeat me repeat me

text = "hello,kartikay kumar!"


substring = text[7:12]
print(substring)

ay kumar!

text = "rahul"
reversed_text = text[::-1]
print(reversed_text)

luhar

a = "hello,elina!"
words = a.split()
print(words)

['hello,elina!']

str1 = "hello"
str2 = "rahul"
if str1 == str2:
print("string are equal.")
else:
print("sting are not equal.")

sting are not equal.

text = "python"
reversed_text = ''.join(reversed(text))
print(reversed_text)

nohtyp

text = "hello,world!"
swapped_text = text.swapcase()
print(swapped_text)

HELLO,WORLD!

text = "hello, world!"


char_to_count = '1'
count = text.count(char_to_count)
print(f"'{char_to_count}' appears {count} times.")

'1' appears 0 times.

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