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String Manipulation in Python
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String Manipulation in Python

String Manipulation in Python

1. Basic Concepts
2. String Methods
3. Strings Formatting

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Let's consider some other methods that can be applied to strings. One of them can help us count the number of appearances of some symbol/substring within a string.

To count the number of symbol/substring in string use .count(symbol/substring) method. For example,

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string = "String Manipulation in Python" print("letter i appeared", string.count('i'), "times in the string.") print("letter t appeared", string.count('t'), "times in the string.")
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Note

This method is case-sensitive to symbols. For the example above, string.count('m') will return 0, while string.count('M') will return 1.

Task

You are given string "Introduction to Python". You need to calculate the number of symbols 'o' and 't' in this string.

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bookCounting

Let's consider some other methods that can be applied to strings. One of them can help us count the number of appearances of some symbol/substring within a string.

To count the number of symbol/substring in string use .count(symbol/substring) method. For example,

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string = "String Manipulation in Python" print("letter i appeared", string.count('i'), "times in the string.") print("letter t appeared", string.count('t'), "times in the string.")
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Note

This method is case-sensitive to symbols. For the example above, string.count('m') will return 0, while string.count('M') will return 1.

Task

You are given string "Introduction to Python". You need to calculate the number of symbols 'o' and 't' in this string.

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Section 2. Chapter 1
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bookCounting

Let's consider some other methods that can be applied to strings. One of them can help us count the number of appearances of some symbol/substring within a string.

To count the number of symbol/substring in string use .count(symbol/substring) method. For example,

123
string = "String Manipulation in Python" print("letter i appeared", string.count('i'), "times in the string.") print("letter t appeared", string.count('t'), "times in the string.")
copy

Note

This method is case-sensitive to symbols. For the example above, string.count('m') will return 0, while string.count('M') will return 1.

Task

You are given string "Introduction to Python". You need to calculate the number of symbols 'o' and 't' in this string.

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!

Let's consider some other methods that can be applied to strings. One of them can help us count the number of appearances of some symbol/substring within a string.

To count the number of symbol/substring in string use .count(symbol/substring) method. For example,

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string = "String Manipulation in Python" print("letter i appeared", string.count('i'), "times in the string.") print("letter t appeared", string.count('t'), "times in the string.")
copy

Note

This method is case-sensitive to symbols. For the example above, string.count('m') will return 0, while string.count('M') will return 1.

Task

You are given string "Introduction to Python". You need to calculate the number of symbols 'o' and 't' in this string.

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Section 2. Chapter 1
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