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Python Data Types
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Python Data Types

Python Data Types

1. Numeric Types
Numeric TypesIntegersFloating Point NumbersComplex NumbersChallengeAddition SubtractionMultiplicationDivision
2. Boolean Type
What is a Boolean Data Type?Python bool() FunctionKeywords: and, or, notChallenge 1Challenge 2Challenge 3Challenge 4
3. Strings
What is a String?Challenge 1 Looking Inside the Strings ChallengeString Slicing 1/2 String Slicing 2/2Negative IndexingStrings Have Length Check String Searching a String

bookString Slicing 1/2

To get get a substring from a string, you have to use slice() function.

The syntax of slice() function:. slice(start: end: step) respectively:

  • start -- the index from which to start slicing.
  • end -- the index at which the slicing ends.
  • step -- this parameter determines the increments between the indices.

Ending index is up to but not including.

Indexing starts from 0.

It's time for an example.


              
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# String slicing
string ='Python'
# Using slice constructor
string_1 = slice(4)
string_2 = slice(2, 6, 2) 
string_3 = slice(-1, -5, -2)
  
print(string[string_1]) 
print(string[string_2]) 
print(string[string_3])
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You have such string hello, world. Using slice() constructor you have to get such string: ll, eowl, world. Use only positive indexing.

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bookString Slicing 1/2

To get get a substring from a string, you have to use slice() function.

The syntax of slice() function:. slice(start: end: step) respectively:

  • start -- the index from which to start slicing.
  • end -- the index at which the slicing ends.
  • step -- this parameter determines the increments between the indices.

Ending index is up to but not including.

Indexing starts from 0.

It's time for an example.


              
12345678910

            
# String slicing
string ='Python'
# Using slice constructor
string_1 = slice(4)
string_2 = slice(2, 6, 2) 
string_3 = slice(-1, -5, -2)
  
print(string[string_1]) 
print(string[string_2]) 
print(string[string_3])
copy
Task

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test

You have such string hello, world. Using slice() constructor you have to get such string: ll, eowl, world. Use only positive indexing.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 3. Chapter 5
toggle bottom row

bookString Slicing 1/2

To get get a substring from a string, you have to use slice() function.

The syntax of slice() function:. slice(start: end: step) respectively:

  • start -- the index from which to start slicing.
  • end -- the index at which the slicing ends.
  • step -- this parameter determines the increments between the indices.

Ending index is up to but not including.

Indexing starts from 0.

It's time for an example.


              
12345678910

            
# String slicing
string ='Python'
# Using slice constructor
string_1 = slice(4)
string_2 = slice(2, 6, 2) 
string_3 = slice(-1, -5, -2)
  
print(string[string_1]) 
print(string[string_2]) 
print(string[string_3])
copy
Task

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test

You have such string hello, world. Using slice() constructor you have to get such string: ll, eowl, world. Use only positive indexing.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

To get get a substring from a string, you have to use slice() function.

The syntax of slice() function:. slice(start: end: step) respectively:

  • start -- the index from which to start slicing.
  • end -- the index at which the slicing ends.
  • step -- this parameter determines the increments between the indices.

Ending index is up to but not including.

Indexing starts from 0.

It's time for an example.


              
12345678910

            
# String slicing
string ='Python'
# Using slice constructor
string_1 = slice(4)
string_2 = slice(2, 6, 2) 
string_3 = slice(-1, -5, -2)
  
print(string[string_1]) 
print(string[string_2]) 
print(string[string_3])
copy
Task

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test

You have such string hello, world. Using slice() constructor you have to get such string: ll, eowl, world. Use only positive indexing.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 3. Chapter 5
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