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Python String Exercises

The document contains a list of Python string exercises designed to practice various string manipulation techniques. Each exercise focuses on a specific task, such as creating, modifying, and analyzing strings. The exercises cover a wide range of string operations including slicing, concatenation, and formatting.

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Python String Exercises

The document contains a list of Python string exercises designed to practice various string manipulation techniques. Each exercise focuses on a specific task, such as creating, modifying, and analyzing strings. The exercises cover a wide range of string operations including slicing, concatenation, and formatting.

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Python String Exercises

1. Create a string variable with your name and print it.

2. Print the length of a given string.

3. Print the first and last character of a string.

4. Slice and print the first 3 characters of a string.

5. Slice and print the last 3 characters of a string.

6. Reverse a given string and print it.

7. Concatenate two strings and print the result.

8. Repeat a string 5 times and print it.

9. Check if the word 'Python' is in a given sentence.

10. Convert a string to uppercase.

11. Convert a string to lowercase.

12. Replace 'world' with 'Python' in the string 'Hello world'.

13. Find the index of the character 'a' in a string.

14. Count how many times the letter 'e' appears in a string.

15. Remove all spaces from a string.

16. Split a sentence into a list of words.

17. Join a list of words into a single string separated by hyphens.

18. Check if a string starts with 'Hello'.

19. Check if a string ends with '!'.

20. Capitalize the first letter of a string.

21. Swap the case of all characters in a string.

22. Center a string within 20 characters width, padded by '*'.

23. Remove leading and trailing spaces from a string.

24. Check if a string is numeric.

25. Check if all characters in a string are alphabetic.


26. Create a multi-line string and print it.

27. Format a string to include variables (e.g., name and age).

28. Get the ASCII value of a character.

29. Convert an integer ASCII value back to a character.

30. Print each character of a string on a new line using a loop.

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