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String Case conversion Methods in python
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String Case conversion Methods in python
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String Case conversion Methods in python
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Replace, Start End with String Method:
In Python, replace() replaces parts of a string, startswith() checks if it begins with a value, and endswith() checks if it ends with one.
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Replace, Start End with String Method:
In Python, replace() replaces parts of a string, startswith() checks if it begins with a value, and endswith() checks if it ends with one.
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Replace, Start End with String Method:
In Python, replace() replaces parts of a string, startswith() checks if it begins with a value, and endswith() checks if it ends with one.
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Remove spaces from Strings:
strip() removes leading and trailing whitespace or specified characters.
lstrip() removes leading (left) whitespace or specified characters.
rstrip() removes trailing (right) whitespace or specified characters.
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Split and Join String Methods Python:
The split() method in Python divides a string into a list based on a delimiter, while join() combines a list of strings into one string using a specified separator.
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I made a Python program that works, using a string method that I had never previously used
