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Sample Papers Questions Based On Strings

The document provides examples of string operations and methods in Python like reversing a string using slicing, accessing substrings by index, checking if a string is a palindrome, and more. It also demonstrates common string methods like upper(), lower(), title(), split(), replace(), find(), isalpha(), isnumeric(), etc. and explains how to use them along with examples.

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Sample Papers Questions Based On Strings

The document provides examples of string operations and methods in Python like reversing a string using slicing, accessing substrings by index, checking if a string is a palindrome, and more. It also demonstrates common string methods like upper(), lower(), title(), split(), replace(), find(), isalpha(), isnumeric(), etc. and explains how to use them along with examples.

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Sample Papers

questions based
on
Strings
Q-How to Reverse a String in
Python using slicing?
txt = "Salwan Public School"[::-1]
print(txt)
Q-From the string S = “CARPE DIEM”. Which
ranges return “DIE” and “CAR”?
S[6:9] for ―”DIE” and S[0:3] for ―”CAR”
Q-which of the following is not a Python legal string
operation?
(a)‟abc‟+‟abc‟
(b) „abc‟*3
(c)‟abc‟ + 3
(d)‟abc‟.lower()
Write a python script that traverses through an
input string and prints its characters in different
lines – two characters per line.
Find the OUTPUT:
def my_function(x):
  return x[::-1]

mytxt = my_function("I wonder how this text looks


like backwards")

print(mytxt)
Find the Output
word = 'banana'
if word[0] in "aeiou":
word = word + 'yay'
else:
word = word[1:] + word[0] + 'ay'
print(word)
Q-Which of the following are not valid strings in
Python?
(a)”Hello”
(b) ‘Hello‘
(c)”Hello‘
(d) ‘Hello”
(e) {Hello}

Q- How many types of strings are supported by


Python?
WAP in python to check whether a
string is palindrome or not.
my_string=input("Enter string:")
if(my_string==my_string[::-1]):
   print("The string is a palindrome")
else:  
 print("The string isn't a palindrome")
Find the Output
difficulty = 'easy'
thing = 'exam‘

'That {} was {}!'.format(thing, difficulty)


 'That exam was easy!'
Find Output
Q-1name = 'Chris'
food = 'creme brulee‘
f'Hello. My name is {name} and I like {food}.‘

Q- '80000'.isnumeric()

Q-'1.0'.isnumeric()

Q-‘ ‘.join(reversed("hello world"))

Q- '-'.join(['a’,'b’,'c'])
f-strings make string interpolation really easy.
Using f-strings is similar to using format().

'Hello. My name is Chris and I like creme


brulee'
Q-animal = 'fish’
animal[0].upper() + animal[1:-1] + animal
[-1].upper()

Q-sentence = 'Sally sells sea shells by the sea


shore’
sentence.replace('sea', 'mountain')

Q-'Ten10'.isalnum()
'Ten10.'.isalnum()
How to remove vowels from the
string
string = 'Hello 1 World 2’
vowels = ('a‘,'e‘,'i‘,'o‘,'u')
‘ ‘.join([c for c in string if c not in vowels])

'Hll 1 Wrld 2'


 How is capitalize( ) function different from
upper( ) function ?
String title() Method

 Make the first letter in each word upper case:

 txt = "Welcome to my world"

x = txt.title()

print(x)
String split() Method

 Split a string into a list where each word is a


list item:

 txt = "welcome to the jungle"

x = txt.split()

print(x)
 ['welcome', 'to', 'the', 'jungle']
 What would following expression return?
 (a)"Hello World".upper().lower()
 (b) "Hello World".lower().upper()
 (c) "Hello World".find( "Wor", 1, 6)
 (d) "Hello World".find( "Wor")
 (e) "Hello World".find( “wor”)
 (f) "Hello World".isalpha()
 (g) "HelloWorld12".isalnum()
 (h) "1234".isdigit()
 (i) "123FGH".isdigit()
 (A)= 'hello world'

(B) =  'HELLO WORLD'


(c) =   'HELLO WORLD'


(D) = 6

(E) = -1

(F) = False

(g) =True

(h) = True

(I) = False
String replace() Method

 txt = "I like bananas"

x = txt.replace("bananas", "apples")

print(x)
Replace all occurrence of the word
"one":

 txt = "one one was a race horse, two two was


one too."

x = txt.replace("one", "three")

print(x)
string.replace(oldvalue, newvalue,
count)
 Replace the two first occurrence of the word
"one":

 txt = "one one was a race horse, two two was


one too."

x = txt.replace("one", "three", 2)

print(x)

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