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Answers:: Operations ON String Variables

This document discusses string operations in Python and provides examples of programs to: 1) compare two strings without considering case, 2) find the number of occurrences of a substring, 3) trim leading and trailing spaces from a string, 4) add and multiply two complex numbers and display the output and real/imaginary parts separately, and 5) reverse a string without using the reversed() function. Sample Python code is given for each operation.

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Answers:: Operations ON String Variables

This document discusses string operations in Python and provides examples of programs to: 1) compare two strings without considering case, 2) find the number of occurrences of a substring, 3) trim leading and trailing spaces from a string, 4) add and multiply two complex numbers and display the output and real/imaginary parts separately, and 5) reverse a string without using the reversed() function. Sample Python code is given for each operation.

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Chapter 8:

OPERATIONS ON STRING VARIABLES

1. Write a program to compare two strings the program should not consider case(means case
insensitive). The output would be "Both are same " if they are same otherwise "Both are not
same".

2. Consider,a string x="This is python programmer learning python". Write a program to get
sub string "python"and check how many times the string is repeated.

3. Write a program to trim the leading and trialing spaces in a string taken from user as input.

4. Write a program that adds and multiplies two complex numbers and shows output on screen
as a complex number and also real and imaginary numbers seperately.

5. Write a program to reverse a string without using reversed() inbuilt function.

Answers:
1.
#!/usr/bin/python
x=input('Enter first string:')
y=input('Enter second string:')
if x==y:
print ("Both are same")
else:
print ("Both are not same")

2.
#!/usr/bin/python
x="This is python programmer learning python"
y=x[8:14]
print (x.count(y))

3.
#!/usr/bin/python
x=input('Enter string:')
print x.strip()

4.
#!/usr/bin/python
x=complex(input('Enter first complex number:'))
y=complex(input('Enter second complex number:'))
print (('The complex number {0} is formed from the real part {0.real} and the imaginary part
{0.imag}.').format(x*y))

5.
#!/usr/bin/python
string1=raw_input('Enter string to reverse:')
print "reversed string is",string1[-1:-(len(string1)+2):-1]

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