String methods are working on the string its called from, if you have a string called, string = “Hello World”, then the string method is called such this: string.string_method() . For a list of string methods, please look at one of my post covering Built In Methods in Strings.
Let’s have some fun now and show some examples:
string = "Hello World"
print string.isupper()
print string.upper()
print string.islower()
print string.isupper()
print string.capitalize()
print string.split()
print string.split(',')
print string.title()
print string.strip()
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- Booleans, True or False in Python
If you run that, it should give you an output like this:
False HELLO WORLD False False Hello world ['Hello', 'World'] ['Hello World'] Hello World Hello World