In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the endswith() method of the string.
The method endswith() will return True if the string ends with given substring or else it will False. It takes one required argument and two optional arguments.
The required argument is a string that needs to be checked and optional arguments are and they are start and end indexes. By default, the start index is 0 and the end index is length -1.
Example
# initializing a string
string = "tutorialspoint"
# checking for 'point'
print(string.endswith('point'))
# checking for 'Point'
print(string.endswith('Point'))
# checking for 'tutorialspoint'
print(string.endswith('tutorialspoint'))Output
If you run the above code, then you will get the following result.
True False True
If we provide the start and end indexes then the endswith() will check the string in between those indexes. The method doesn't include the last end index. Let's see an example.
Example
# initializing a string
string = "tutorialspoint"
# checking for 'point'
print(string.endswith('point', 10, len(string)))
# checking for 'Point'
print(string.endswith('point', 8, len(string)))
# checking for 'tutorialspoint'
print(string.endswith('tutorialspoint', 0, len(string) - 1))Output
If you run the above code, then you will get the following result.
False True False
Conclusion
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