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Python Strings

The document discusses strings in Python, which are collections of characters within single or double quotes. It explains that anything within quotes is considered a string, and how to convert other data types to strings using str(). It also demonstrates concatenating strings and provides links to Python documentation on strings.

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Python Strings

The document discusses strings in Python, which are collections of characters within single or double quotes. It explains that anything within quotes is considered a string, and how to convert other data types to strings using str(). It also demonstrates concatenating strings and provides links to Python documentation on strings.

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Python Strings

Anything between the single or double quotes in python code is considered as ‘strings’ or ‘str’.

A string is just a collection of characters (numbers, alphabets, special char etc) within single or
double quotes.

String1 = 'Hello, Great Learning'

String2 = "Hello, Great Learning"

There is a keyword ‘str’

str
To convert any data point to string , use str(data_point)

number= 1234

str(number) # will give output as ‘1234’

The below code will give error as single quoted 1 will not be identified as a numeric value
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9T6KVYUXDH'1'+1

This will concatenate the two strings

'1'+'1' # will give '11'

Please refer to official Python Documentation:

o https://docs.python.org/3/library/string.html
o https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#string-methods

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