Python string Handling with example

Python string handling with example

In this tutorial , we will discuss the python string handling with example.

A string is a set of characters inorder. E.g.  a letter, number and symbol may become a character.

We can print a string many way using single quote , double quote and triple quote in python.

1. print(‘hello’)        //print using with single quote

2. print(“hello”)      // print using with double quotes

3. print(”’hello”’)     //print using with triple- single  quotes

4. print(“””hello”””) // print using with triple – double quotes

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We can print a string using single quote with variable.

5. first_string=’hello’          // assign a string to variable using single quote
print(first_string)           // print string with variable

We can print a string using double quote with variable.

6. second_string=”hello”   // assign a string to variable using double quote
print(second_string)       // print string with variable

We can print a string using triple – single quote with variable

7. third_string=”’hello”’      // assing a string to variable using triple – single quote
print(third_string)          // print string with variable

We can print a string using triple – double quote with variable

8. forth_string=”””hello”””    // assing a string to variable using triple – double quote
print(forth_string)              // print string with variable

We can use the triple quote to print multiple line string

multiple_line_string=”’hello
how
are
you”’      // assing a string to variable using triple – single quote
print(multiple_line_string)          // print string with variable

2. using triple – single quote to print multiple line string

multiple_line_string=”””hello
how
are
you”””   // assing a string to variable using triple – single quote
print(multiple_line_string)          // print string with variable

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