String Special Operators in Python 3
Let us take one example –
Assume a = ‘Hello’ ;
b = ‘Python’
Operator
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Description
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Example
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+
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Concatenation – Adds values on either side
of the operator.
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a + b will give HelloPython
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*
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Repetition – Creates new strings,
concatenating multiple copies of the same string.
|
a*2 will give – HelloHello
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[]
|
Slice – gives the character from the
given index
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a[1] will give e
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[:]
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Range Slice – Gives the characters from
the given range.
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a[1:4] will give ell
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in
|
Membership – Returns true if a character
exists in the given string.
|
H in a will give 1
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not in
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Membership – Returns true if a character
does not exist in the given string
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M not in a will give 1
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r/R
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Raw String - Suppresses actual meaning of
Escape characters. The syntax for raw strings is exactly the
same as for normal strings with the
exception of the
raw string operator, the letter
"r," which precedes
the quotation marks. The "r"
can be lowercase (r) or
uppercase (R) and must be placed
immediately
preceding the first quote mark.
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print r'\n' prints \n
and print R'\n'prints \n
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%
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Format – Performs String formatting
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