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The document discusses various operations that can be performed on strings in Python like: 1. Creating strings using single quotes, double quotes and triple quotes. It also shows how to traverse and print characters of a string. 2. Explains that strings are immutable in Python. Various string operators like concatenation, replication, membership, comparison are demonstrated along with examples. 3. Different string methods like capitalize(), upper(), find(), isalpha(), isdigit() etc. are explained with examples. Operations like slicing, splitting, replacing, joining of strings are also covered.

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The document discusses various operations that can be performed on strings in Python like: 1. Creating strings using single quotes, double quotes and triple quotes. It also shows how to traverse and print characters of a string. 2. Explains that strings are immutable in Python. Various string operators like concatenation, replication, membership, comparison are demonstrated along with examples. 3. Different string methods like capitalize(), upper(), find(), isalpha(), isdigit() etc. are explained with examples. Operations like slicing, splitting, replacing, joining of strings are also covered.

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'''

#Different ways to create Strings

a = 'PYTHON' # string with single quotes


b = "IS" # string with double quotes
c = EASY\
TO\
LEARN # string with triple quotes

d = EASY
TO
LEARN # string with triple quotes

print(a)
print(b)
print(c)
print(d)

#TRAVERSING IN A STRING

subject="PYTHON"
for ch in subject:
print(ch)

subject="PYTHON"
for ch in subject:
print(ch,end=" ")

#Changes in place in not possible in Strings


#That's why it is also known as immutable data type.

name="PYTHON"
print(name)
name[0]='X'

#WAP TO REPLACE SECOND OCCURANCE OF 'H'


#WITH # IN A GIVEN/ENTERED STRING

subject ="PHYTHOHN"
str=''
c=0
for ch in subject:
if ch=='H':
c=c+1
if c==2:
str=str+'#'
else:
str=str+ch
subject=str
print(subject)

#STRING OPERATORS

#STRING CONCATENATION OPERATOR +

a = 'PYTHON' # string with single quotes


b = "IS" # string with double quotes
c = EASY\
TO\
LEARN # string with triple quotes

d = EASY
TO
LEARN# string with triple quotes

print (a + " " + b + " " +c + " " + d)

a="HELLO"
b="WORLD" # OUTPUT

print(a+b) # HELLOWORLD

c=10
d=20

print(c+d) #30

print(a+str(c)) #TypeError: c must be str, not int

c='10'
d='20'

print(c+d) #1020

#Ques: WAP to display following pattern (using string)

# $
# $ $
# $ $ $
# $ $ $ $
# $ $ $ $ $

line=''
for i in range(5):
line=line+'$ '
print(line)

#STRING REPLICATION OPERATOR *


a="HELLO"

print(a*3) #HELLOHELLOHELLO

print(3*a) #HELLOHELLOHELLO

print(3*3) # 9

#Ques: WAP to generate following

#==================================================

#==================================================
#Ans:
print('='*50)
print('\n'*5)
print('='*50)

#Ques: WAP to generate following using single print statement

#==================================================
#==================================================
#Ans:
print('='*50,'\n'*5,'='*50)

#MEMBERSHIP OPERARORS in, not in

a="LEARNING PYTHON IS FUN"

print("ING" in a) # True

print("ing" in a) # False

print("ing" not in a) # True

if("ING" in a):
print("T") #True
else:
print("F")

if("ing" not in a):


print("T") #True
else:
print("F")

#Ques: WAP to enter username and password and ensure that passward
#should not contain username

#Ans:
user=input("Enter username\t")
pwd=input("Enter password\t")

if user in pwd:
print("Password can not contain username")
else:
print("Welcome to String Manipulation")

#COMPARISON OPERATORS

print("a"=="a") #True
print("a"=="A") #False
print("a"!="A") #True
print("a">"A") #True
print("a"<"A") #False
print("Abc">"abc") #False

# Determining ASCII/ORDINAL Value of character

a=ord('A')
print(a) # 65

# ordinal values
# 0 to 9 48 to 57
# 'A' to 'Z' 65 to 90
# 'a' to 'z' 97 to 122

# Determining character of an ASCII/ORDINAL Value

a=chr(65)
print(a) #A

#STRING SLICING

# 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
name="PYTHON PRO" # P Y T H O N P R O
#-10 -9 -8 -7 -6 -5 -4 -3 -2 -1
print(name) #PYTHON PRO

print(name[0:10]) #PYTHON PRO

print(name[5:10]) #N PRO

print(name[0:]) #PYTHON PRO

print(name[-7:-1]) #HON PR

print(name[-10:]) #PYTHON PRO

print(name[0:10:2]) #PTO R

str1=input("Enter any string")


str2=''
for i in str1:
if i>='A' and i <='Z':
str2=str2+i
elif i>='a' and i<='z':
str2=str2+chr(ord(i)-32)
else:
str2=str2+i
str1=str2
print(str1)

#STRING FUNCTIONS AND METHODS

str1="python @ 2020"

print(str1.capitalize()) # Python @ 2020

print(str1.upper()) # PYTHON @ 2020

print(str1.find("th",1,len(str1))) # 2

str1="python"

str2="python123"

str3="123"

str4="# @ &"

print(str1.isalnum()) # True (as str1 is containing alphabets)

print(str2.isalnum()) # True (as str2 is containing alphabets or digits)

print(str3.isalnum()) # True (as str3 is containing digits)

print(str4.isalnum()) # False (as str4 is neither containing alphabets nor digits)

str1="python"
str2="python123"
str3="123"
str4="# @ &"

print(str1.isalpha()) # True (as str1 is containing alphabets)


print(str2.isalpha()) # False (as str2 is not containing alphabets only)

print(str3.isalpha()) # False (as str3 is not containing alphabets)

print(str4.isalpha()) # False (as str4 is not containing alphabets)

str1="python"
str2="python123"
str3="123"
str4="# @ &"

print(str1.isdigit()) # False (as str1 is not containing digits)

print(str2.isdigit()) # False (as str2 is not containing digits only)

print(str3.isdigit()) # True (as str3 is containing digits)

print(str4.isdigit()) # False (as str4 is not containing digits)

str1="python"
str2="python123"
str3="123"
str4="# @ &"
str5="Python"

print(str1.islower()) # True ( as all the alphabets are in lower case)

print(str2.islower()) # True ( as alphabets are in lower case)

print(str3.islower()) # False ( as all are not alphabets or all are not in lower case)

print(str4.islower()) # False ( as all are not alphabets or all are not in lower case)

print(str5.islower()) #False ( as all are alphabets but not in lower case)

str1="python"
str2="PYTHON123"
str3="123"
str4=" # @ &"
str5="Python"

print(str1.isupper()) # False ( as all the alphabets are not in upper case)

print(str2.isupper()) # True ( as all alphabets present are in upper case)

print(str3.isupper()) # False ( as all are not alphabets or all are not in upper case)

print(str4.isupper()) # False ( as all are not alphabets or all are not in upper case)

print(str5.isupper()) #False ( as all are alphbets but not in upper case)

str1="python"
str2="PYTHON 123"
str3=" "

print(str1.isspace()) # False (as it does not contain space )

print(str2.isspace()) # False (as it does not contain space only)

print(str3.isspace()) # True( as it contain space only)

print(str1.upper()) # PYTHON

print(str2.lower()) # python 123

str1=" Python " # it is containing 3 leading and 3 trailing spaces


print(len(str1)) # 12

print(str1.lstrip())#Python (without leading spaces)

print(len(str1.lstrip())) #9

print(str1.rstrip())# Python (without Trailing spaces)

print(len(str1.rstrip())) #9

print(str1.strip())#Python (without leading and trailing spaces)

print(len(str1.strip())) #6

str1="Python"

print(str1.lstrip("Py")) #thon

print(str1.lstrip("py")) #Python

print(str1.rstrip("thon"))#Py

print(str1.rstrip("on")) #Pyth

#split() it splits the string into list of words.

s1="WAP TO ENTER A STRING"


s2=s1.split()
print(type(s2))
print(s2)
for i in s2:
print(i)

#replace() : it replaces the exiting substring/string with


#the given string and returns the updated string

'''
s1="WAP TO ENTER A STRING"
print(s1)
s2=''
for i in s1:
if i==' ':
s2=s2+'#'
else:
s2=s2+i
s1=s2
#s1=s1.replace("WAP","WRITE A PROGRAM")
print(s1)
'''
#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND REPLACE EACH SPACE WITH #

s1=input("Enter any string")


s1=s1.replace(" ","#")
print(s1)

#join() :it joins all the elements of the given string with
#the specified string and returns the resultant string.

s1="@"
s1=s1.join("WAP")
print(s1)

#partition() : this function splits the string at the first


#occurance of seperator, and returns the resultant string

s1="WAP TO ENTER A TO NUMBER"


s1=s1.partition("WAP")
print(s1)

#startswith() : it checks whether the given string starts with


# the given character or set of characters and return True
#otherwise retruns False

s1=input("Enter any string")


if s1.startswith('A'):
print("String startswith A")
else:
print("String does not startswith A")
'''

'''
#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND A CHARACTER AND CHECK WHETHER
#THE STRING CONTAINS THE CHARACTER OR NOT

str1=input("Enter any string\t")


ch=input("Enter any character\t")
flag=0
for i in str1:
if i==ch:
print("character exists")
flag=1
break

if(flag==0):
print("character does not exists")

# Alternate Method

str1=input("Enter any string\t")


ch=input("Enter any character\t")
if ch in str1:
print("Character exists")
else:
print("Character does not exists")

#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND A CHARACTER AND CHECK THE OCCURANCE OF A CHARACTER

str1=input("Enter any string\t")


ch=input("Enter any character\t")
c=0
for i in str1:
if i==ch:
c=c+1

print("Total number of occurance of character is \t",c)

# Alternate

str1=input("\n\nEnter any string\t")


ch=input("Enter any character\t")
print("Total number of occurance of character is \t",str1.count(ch))

# 0 1 2 3 4 5
#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND DISPLAY THE REVERSE OF THE S T R I N G

print(str1[::-1] # -6-5-4-3-2-1

# ALTERNATE

rev=''
for i in str1:
rev=i+rev

str1=input("Enter any string")


for i in range(-1,(-len(str1)-1),-1):
print(str1[i],end="")

# ALTERNATE

str1=input("Enter any string")

for i in range(len(str1)-1,-1,-1):
print(str1[i],end="")

#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND CHECK WHETHER THE STRING IS \


#PALINDROME OR NOT

str1=input("Enter any string\t")


flag=0
for i in range(0,len(str1)//2):
if(str1[i]!=str1[len(str1)-i-1]):
print("not a palindrome")
flag=1
break
if(flag==0):
print("palindrome")

#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND CHECK WHETHER THE STRING IS PALINDROME OR NOT
#(ALTERNATE)

str1=input("Enter any string")


str2=""
l=len(str1)
for i in range(l-1,-1,-1):
str2=str2+str1[i]

if(str1==str2):
print("palindrome")
else:
print("not a palindrome")

#WAP TO ENTER A STRING AND CHECK WHETHER THE STRING IS PALINDROME OR NOT
s1=input("enter any string")
if s1==s1[::-1]:
print("Palnidrome")
else:
print("Not a Palindrome")

#WAP TO ENTER TWO STRINGS AND FIND THE SUM OF THE NUMBER PRESENT IN BOTH
# THE STRING
# FOR EX: IF STR1 = "ABC12D5" AND STR2="XYZ5A75H"
# THEN FIRST STRING CONTAINS 125 AND SECOND STRING CONTAINS 575

str1=input("Enter first string")


str2=input("Enter second string")
str3=''
for i in str1:
if i.isdigit():
str3=str3+i
str4=''
for i in str2:
if i.isdigit():
str4=str4+i
print(str3, " + " ,str4, " = "
print(int(str3)+int(str4))

#***********************************************
#PRACTICAL SESSION 1
#***********************************************

#Q1:WAP to enter a string as a count the total number of words.


#Q2:WAP to enter a string as a count the total number of words
'is' and 'the' seperately.
#Q3:WAP to enter a string as a count the all the combination
of a words entered by user.
for ex: if user enters 'do' the program should be able to
count all the combination of do i.e.dO, Do,DO and do
#Q4: WAP to enter a string and check whether the string is
palindrome or not.

'''

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