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The document discusses string functions in Python, which are pre-defined methods for string manipulation. It categorizes these functions into computational, conversion, and comparison types, providing examples such as len(), upper(), and isalpha(). Additionally, it explains the usage of commonly used functions like startswith() and endswith() with examples.

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class11-cs-ch10-(part2)

The document discusses string functions in Python, which are pre-defined methods for string manipulation. It categorizes these functions into computational, conversion, and comparison types, providing examples such as len(), upper(), and isalpha(). Additionally, it explains the usage of commonly used functions like startswith() and endswith() with examples.

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Class XI

Computer Science(083)

CH-10 : STRING MANIPULATION


TOPIC : “STRING FUNCTIONS”

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STRING FUNCTIONS :
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 Functions are pre-defined , built-in methods used to


perform specific task.

 Python offers many built-in functions for string


manipulation.

 Syntax : stringobject.function name ( )


Different types of String Functions:
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 Computational: It compute and returns numeric


value. It include:
 len()
 count()

 index()

 find()
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 Conversion : It converts the value and returns a new


string .It include :
 upper()
 lower()
 capitalize()
 title()
 replace()
 lstrip()
 rstrip()
 strip()
 join()
 split()
 partition()
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 Comparison : It compare the string and returns boolean


value. It include:
 isupper()
 islower()
 isalpha()
 isdigit()
 isalnum()
 isspace()
 istitle()
 startswith()
 endswith()
Commonly used String Functions:
(defination with example)
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Some more String Functions:
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•startwith() : this function returns True if the string starts with the substring sub , otherwise
returns False.
>>> ABCD.startswith(“A”)
True

•endswith() : this function returns True if the string ends with the substring sub , otherwise
returns False.
>>> ABCD.endswith(“A”)
False
>>>ABCD.endswith(“CD”)
Single Character Functions:
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