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String Methods

The document outlines commonly used string methods in Python, demonstrating various operations on the string 'I am very happy'. It includes methods for changing case, checking character types, and finding occurrences of characters. The examples illustrate how to manipulate and analyze strings effectively.

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String Methods

The document outlines commonly used string methods in Python, demonstrating various operations on the string 'I am very happy'. It includes methods for changing case, checking character types, and finding occurrences of characters. The examples illustrate how to manipulate and analyze strings effectively.

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String Methods

1. Commonly Used String Methods –

dist = "I am very happy"

print(dist) # Original string


print(type(dist)) # Type of variable
print(len(dist)) # Total characters (including spaces)

print([Link]()) # All uppercase


print([Link]()) # All lowercase
print([Link]()) # First character capital
print([Link]()) # Title case

print([Link]()) # Checks if all lowercase


print([Link]()) # Checks if all uppercase
print([Link]()) # Checks if title case

print([Link]()) # Checks if all numeric


print([Link]()) # Only alphabets, no spaces
print([Link]()) # Alphabets + Numbers only (no spaces/symbols)
print([Link]()) # Only whitespace

print([Link]('a')) # First occurrence of 'a'


print([Link]('y')) # Last occurrence of 'y'
print([Link]('e')) # Count of 'e'

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