Python string

    • [DOCX File]Syntax - Tom Kleen

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      Returns a string left justified in a field of width spaces. s.rjust(width) Returns a string right justified in a field of width spaces. Misc. s.replace (old, new[, count]) Replace old (a substring) with new. s.split([separator [,maxsplit]]) split s using whitespace (or separator) and return a list of substrings. s.join(iterable)


    • [DOCX File]Chapter 01: Basic Python Programming

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      If you print the string "Hello, it is a very \nice day", there will be two lines of output. ... Standard functions and Python's library functions check the types of their arguments when the function is called. ...


    • [DOC File]University of Central Florida

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      Basically, when you multiply a string by an integer, n, you get that string repeated n times in a row. Given a string, we can extract substrings (portions) from it. In Python, a string is indexed. The first character is stored in index 0, the second in index 1, etc. The last character in a string.


    • [DOCX File]Exercises - Computer Science - Computer Science

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      Integers and floats can be worked on by mathematical functions, strings cannot. Notice how when python multiplies a number by an integer the expected thing happens. However when a string is multiplied by an integer the result is that multiple copies of the string are produced (i.e., text * 2 = HelloHello).


    • [DOC File]String Tools – Python

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      String Tools – Python Author: Information Technology & Services Last modified by: William L. Honig Created Date: 1/24/2008 12:55:00 PM Company: Loyola University Chicago Other titles: String Tools – Python


    • [DOC File]CSCI 131 – Python Language

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      Write a python function: findAllSub (string, sub_string) that finds and prints all occurrences of sub_string in string. Function prints the indices of the beginning of sub_string in string. For example, if the input is: string = ‘aatcctattctatg’ and sub_string = ‘at’, the function prints: the ‘at’ occurs at position 1


    • [DOC File]CSE 231

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      This project can all be done with strings, use help(str) in the python shell window to see all of the string methods that may be useful. Some of the ones I used in the example program are below: 1) The string concatenation operator “+”. In order to keep track of the incorrect guesses, you could initialize a blank string …


    • [DOC File]Programming Exercise 3-1

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      'string you entered is', total) # The string_total method receives a string and returns # the total of all the digits contained in the string. # The method assumes that the string does not contain # non-digit characters. def string_total(string): # Local variables. total = 0. number = 0 # Step through each character in the string. for i in ...


    • [DOC File]String Tools – Python

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      String Tools – Python Author: Information Technology & Services Last modified by: Information Technology & Services Created Date: 10/6/2006 5:06:00 PM Company: Loyola University Chicago Other titles: String Tools – Python


    • [DOCX File]Python - Murray State University

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      The most satisfying thing about Python as a scripting language is its support for dealing with regular expressions, with syntax very close to Perl and Linux shell commands. As an example, consider. import re. for test_string in ['555-1212', 'ILL-EGAL']: if re.match(r'^\d{3}-\d{4}$', test_string): print test_string, 'is a …


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