String methods
An example of using a string method:
s = "Hello World"
s = s.replace("World","Python")
print(s)
Overview
Python includes these useful methods for string manipulation:
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capitalize(str) Returns first letter capitalized string. |
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count(str) Count the frequency of the word str. It can also be applied to words: s.count("Hello") |
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find(str) Find the position of the first occurence. |
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index(str) Find the position of the first occurence, raise exception if not found. |
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isdecimal() Returns true if string is decimal. |
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isdigit() Returns true if string contains digits only. |
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isnumeric() Returns true if string contains numeric only. |
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lower() Returns string in lowercase. |
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len(str) Returns the length of str. |
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upper() Returns string in uppercase. |
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replace(old, new) Replaces the first argument with the second argument. |