Page 7 - Lesson Note - STRINGS

Lesson Note

count()

startswith/endswith()
Function string.startswith(<sub>)
string.endswith(<sub>)
Remarks Returns True if the function starts with/ ends with the
substring sub else returns False

Code >>> 'abcdefgh'.startswith('gh')
False
>>> 'abcdefgh'.endswith('gh')
True

join()
<str>.join(<string iterable>)
#joins str after every character of string

replace()
<str>.replace(<word to be replaced>, <replace word>)
#replaces every occurrence of first parameter with second parameter in the string

partition()
splits the string at the first occurrence of the separator and returns a tuple containing three items
First → part before separator
Second → separator
Third → part after separator
Syntax:
string.partition(<separator/string>)