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Class IX Python String Chapter Notes

The document is a computer worksheet for Class IX at Dr. Dasarathan International School, covering string data types in Python. It includes string declaration, various string functions like length, concatenation, extraction, and slicing, along with examples and expected outputs. Additionally, it features a section with questions and answers related to string operations in Python.

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Class IX Python String Chapter Notes

The document is a computer worksheet for Class IX at Dr. Dasarathan International School, covering string data types in Python. It includes string declaration, various string functions like length, concatenation, extraction, and slicing, along with examples and expected outputs. Additionally, it features a section with questions and answers related to string operations in Python.

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Dr.

DASARATHAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, COIMBATORE – 17


(Affiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi)
Class IX Computer Worksheet
Chapter 15: Strings Data types in Python
String Declaration:
S=”python programming”
String functions:
1.Length function (len()) Output:
s="python programming" length of the string 18
print(“length of the string”,len(s))

2.Concatenation Output:
str1=’hello’ hello w0rld
str2="world" hellow0rld
str3=str1+' '+str2
print(str3)
str4=str1+str2
print(str4)

Extraction of string Output:


str="welcome" w
for i in str: e
print(i) l
c
o
m
e
s="vinodhini" Output:
print(s[0]) v
print(s[-3]) i

Lowercase function Output:


s="DASARATHAN" lowercase string:dasarathan
print("lowercase string:",s.lower())

st="dr.dasarathan international school" Output:


print(st.upper()) Converted to uppercase DR.DASARATHAN
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Capitalize () function Output:


st="dr.dasarathan international school" First letter upper case
print("First letter upper Dr.dasarathan international school
case",st.capitalize())

Join() function Output:


st=['this','will','join', 'all','the','words']
print('*'.join(['this','will','join',
'all','the','words'])) this*will*join*all*the*words

st=['this','will','join', 'all','the','words']
print('#'.join(['this','will','join',
'all','the','words'])) this#will#join#all#the#words

st=['this','will','join', 'all','the','words']
print(' '.join(['this','will','join', this will join all the words
'all','the','words']))

st=['this','will','join', 'all','the','words']
print(join(['this','will','join',
'all','the','words']))

find() function Output:


print("vinodhini".find("k")) 5

Replicating the string Output:


str1="hello" Hellohellohello
print(str1*3)

String Slicing Output:


s="vinodhini" v
print(s[0]) h
print(s[5]) i
print(s[-3]) vinodhi
print(s[0:7]) vinodhini
print(s[:]) inodhini
print(s[1:])

str1="hello" Output:
print(str1*10) hellohellohellohellohellohellohellohellohellohello

Membership operator Output:


print("A" in "APCSP") True
False
print("R" in "APCSP") True

print("R" not in "APCSP")


s="Call" Output:
s1=s.replace('C','B') replaced string Ball
print("replaced string",s1)
Output:
new_var=4**3 64
print(new_var) 81
7

new_var=3**4
print(new_var)

new_var=3^4
print(new_var)

I. One Word:
1. How do you combine two strings?
Ans: String1 +String2
2. Which of the following is defined variable is a string?
cool_variable_1=23.18
cool_variable_2=9
cool_variable_3=”Important Message”
cool_variable_4=14**3

Ans: cool_variable_3=”Important Message”


3. How does one define a multiline string in a python?
Ans:Use triple quotes to declare the string in multiline.
“””
“””
4. What happens when the following code executed?
message=what a cool message!
print (message)
Ans: Python throws a Syntax error because the string is not surrounded by quotes.
5.______ allows you to put special characters into your code?
Ans: Escape Sequences
6.What will be the output be from the following code?
print("hello World!"*2)
Ans: hello world!hello world!
7. Joining the elements together to make a string is called what?
Ans: Concatenation
8.What would be the result?
people=['John','Rob','Bob']
(i)print(people[1])
(ii)print(people[4])
Ans:
(i)Rob
(ii)Traceback (most recent call last):
print(people[4])
IndexError: list index out of range
9. What letter will be printed on the screen after running the code?
city="Exeter"
letter=city[3]
print(letter)
Ans: t
10. Each item in a list has an address or index. The first index in a python list is what?
Ans: 0
11. What output will this code produce?
countries=["france","Wales","England"]
print(countries)
print(countries[1])
Ans: ['france', 'Wales', 'England'] Wales
12.What output will this code produce?
city="Exeter"
x=len(city)
print(x)
Ans: 6
13.What is printed by the following statements?
cheer="Go Eagles!"
print(cheer[0:1])
Ans: G
14. people=['john','Rob','Bob']
print(people[-1])
What will be result be?
Ans: Bob
15. What is printed in the following statements?
cheer="Go Eagles!"
print(cheer[5:8])
Ans: gle
16.What is printed in the following statemenst?
ss="Hola,friend"
print(ss.upper())
Ans: HOLA,FRIEND
17.what is printed by the following statements?
S=”python rocks”
Print(s[-3])
Ans:c
18.A datatype consisting of numbers, letters and symbols.
Ans: String
19.What is printed by the following statements:
fruit="banana"
bakedGood="nut bread"
print(fruit+bakedGood)
Ans: banananut bread
20.What is printed by the following statements?
s="python rocks"
print(s[7:11]*3)
Ans: rockrockrock
21. What is printed by the following statements?
singers="Peter,Paul and Mary"
print(singers[0:5])
Output: Peter
22. What is printed by the following code?
print("K" in "Kite")
print("R" in "Kite")
print("R" not in "Kite")
Ans: True
False
True
23. What happens If you run a following code?
foo=”a string”
Ans: The value “a string” is stored in the variable foo.
24. What will be the output for the following code?
print("abc DEF" .capitalize())
Ans: Abc def
25. Which operator will give the answer in integer?
Ans: //
26. What is the output :
example="helle"
example.find("e")
Ans: 1

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