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Here is a combined table summarizing basic functions for strings, lists, dictionaries, and tuples in
Python, along with their uses and examples:

Functions Data Type Uses Example

lower() String Converts a string to lowercase. "Hello".lower() returns "hello".

upper() String Converts a string to uppercase. "hello".upper() returns "HELLO".

Removes leading and trailing

strip() String " hello ".strip() returns "hello".
whitespace.

Splits a string into a list based "hello world".split(" ") returns

split() String
on a delimiter. ["hello", "world"].

Concatenates strings in an ",".join(["hello", "world"]) returns

join() String
iterable with a delimiter. "hello,world".

Replaces a substring with "hello world".replace("world",

replace() String
another string. "earth") returns "hello earth".

Returns the index of the first

find() String "hello world".find("world") returns 6.
occurrence of a substring.

Checks if a string starts with a "hello world".startswith("hello")

startswith() String
specified prefix. returns True.

Checks if a string ends with a "hello world".endswith("world")

endswith() String
specified suffix. returns True.

Returns the number of "hello hello".count("hello") returns

count() String
occurrences of a substring. 2.

Adds an element to the end of my_list = []; my_list.append(3)

append() List
the list. results in ``.

Adds multiple elements to the my_list = []; my_list.extend()

extend() List
end of the list. results in ``.

Inserts an element at a my_list = []; my_list.insert(0, 1)

insert() List
specified position. results in ``.

Removes the first occurrence my_list =; my_list.remove(1) results

remove() List
of a specified element. in ``.

Removes and returns an

my_list =; my_list.pop(0) returns 1
pop() List element at a specified position
and results in ``.
(default is the last element).
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Returns the index of the first

index() List occurrence of a specified my_list =; my_list.index(1) returns 0.
element.

Returns the number of

count() List occurrences of a specified my_list =; my_list.count(1) returns 2.
element.

sort() List Sorts the list in-place. my_list =; my_list.sort() results in ``.

my_list =; my_list.reverse() results

reverse() List Reverses the list in-place.
in ``.

Removes all elements from the my_list =; my_list.clear() results in

clear() List
list. [].

Returns a view object that

my_dict = {"a": 1};
keys() Dictionary displays a list of all keys in the
list(my_dict.keys()) returns ["a"].
dictionary.

Returns a view object that

my_dict = {"a": 1};
values() Dictionary displays a list of all values in
list(my_dict.values()) returns ``.
the dictionary.

Returns a view object that my_dict = {"a": 1};

items() Dictionary displays a list of all key-value list(my_dict.items()) returns [("a",
pairs in the dictionary. 1)].

Returns the value for a given my_dict = {"a": 1};

get() Dictionary key if it exists in the dictionary. my_dict.get("a", "Not found")
If not, it returns a default value. returns 1.

Updates the dictionary with the

my_dict = {"a": 1};
items from another dictionary
update() Dictionary my_dict.update({"b": 2}) results in
or from an iterable of key-value
{"a": 1, "b": 2}.
pairs.

Removes and returns the value

my_dict = {"a": 1};
of a specified key. If the key
pop() Dictionary my_dict.pop("a") returns 1 and results in
does not exist, it returns a
{}.
default value.

Removes and returns the last

my_dict = {"a": 1};
inserted item (in Python 3.7
popitem() Dictionary my_dict.popitem() returns ("a", 1) and
and later, insertion order is
preserved). results in {}.

Removes all items from the my_dict = {"a": 1};

clear() Dictionary
dictionary. my_dict.clear() results in {}.

Returns a copy of the my_dict = {"a": 1}; my_dict.copy()

copy() Dictionary
dictionary. returns {"a": 1}.

Returns the index of the first

my_tuple = (1, 2);
index() Tuple occurrence of a specified
my_tuple.index(1) returns 0.
element.
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Returns the number of

my_tuple = (1, 1);
count() Tuple occurrences of a specified
my_tuple.count(1) returns 2.
element.

Returns the number of my_tuple = (1, 2); len(my_tuple)

len() Tuple
elements in the tuple. returns 2.

Returns the largest item in the my_tuple = (1, 2); max(my_tuple)

max() Tuple
tuple. returns 2.

Returns the smallest item in my_tuple = (1, 2); min(my_tuple)

min() Tuple
the tuple. returns 1.

Returns the sum of all my_tuple = (1, 2); sum(my_tuple)

sum() Tuple
elements in the tuple. returns 3.

Returns True if at least one my_tuple = (False, True);

any() Tuple
element of the tuple is true. any(my_tuple) returns True.

all() Tuple Returns True if all elements of my_tuple = (True, True);

the tuple are true. all(my_tuple) returns True.

Converts an iterable (like a list my_list =; tuple(my_list) returns (1,

tuple() Tuple
or string) into a tuple. 2).

This table provides a comprehensive overview of common functions for each data type in
Python.