Python Tutorial for Beginners 2: Strings - Working with Textual Data 

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Methods 8:55 Lower and upper 9:30 Count 10:08 Find 10:48 Replace

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////// ******** Tutorial Shortcuts ********* \\\\\\: - 1:50 printing string variable with print() function - 2:10 single quote vs double quote differences - 3:56 multiple line string using triple double quotes - 4:30 string length in string using len() function - 5:16 accessing characters in string using square brackets [] - 8:52 String methods lower() & upper() - 9:31 String count() & find() method - 10:55 String replace() method - 12:47 String concatenation - 15:15 String formatting (placeholders and format method) - 16:35 String formatting using Python 3.6 new f' strings - 17:58 Using dir() function to print out all methods and attributes of string - 19:09 Using help(str) function to access a lot more info about string methods - 20:47 Please share, like and subscribe if you've enjoyed the video

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some notes: ---------- -- Strings ---------- -- example = "this is an example" Triple quotes for multiline strings Slicing: string[start:stop:step] # stop isn't included, starts at 0 Useful methods/functions : - len(string) - string.count(characters_to_count) - string.find(character_string_index_to_find) - string.replace(replace_this, with_this) Concatenating: greeting = "Hello" name = "Bobby" message = greeting + ', ' + name print(message) # returs Hello, Bobby String Interpolation/formatting: message = '{}, {}, Welcome!'.format(greeting, name) print(message) # returns Hello, Bobby. Welcome! fstrings: message = f'{greeting}, {name}, Welcome!.' # returns same as the last one # you can also use methods right in the fstring ie. {name.upper()} dir(any_var): # shows all attributes/methods available for that variable help(data_type.any_method) # data_type like str, number etc . any method or property. # shows very detailed information about the data type and its methods and such. # any_method can be any method/property the data_type supports. # for eg: help(str.lower)) gives info about what lower does

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= [0:0] - Basics = [6:20] - Slicing Strings ==> message[:] ==> message[:] ==> message[:] = [8:10] - Methods ==> .lower() ==> .upper() ==> .count(argument) ==> .find(argument) ==> .replace(, ) ==> [18:00] - See all available methods & help(str) Example: help(str.lower) = [12:45] - Basics Again

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If anyone is having trouble with the literal string interpolation ("formatted strings a.k.a fstrings") Either update Python to the newest version or execute "python3.6

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Hi, I am super new to the programming world.When I type F in f string method (I'm following all the structures on video), it turns to blue italic f and I face an error when running the command. any idea why?

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One more way to format a string : greeting = 'Hello' name = 'Michael' message = '%s, %s. Welcome!' % (greeting, name) print(message)

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If f string does not work and you verified you're using 3.6 or above and path is correct, Build with Python-3 (Tools>Build System>Python-3). I'm not sure if that is the correct way to do it, but it worked for me.

At 7:18 , print(message[0:5]) does include space also. If start from 0 h ,1 e ,2 l ,3 l ,4 o ,5 space

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