Chapter 6. Manipulating Strings
Text is one of the most common forms of data your programs will handle. You already know how to concatenate two string values together with the +
operator, but you can do much more than that. You can extract partial strings from string values, add or remove spacing, convert letters to lowercase or uppercase, and check that strings are formatted correctly. You can even write Python code to access the clipboard for copying and pasting text.
In this chapter, you’ll learn all this and more. Then you’ll work through two different programming projects: a simple password manager and a program to automate the boring chore of formatting pieces of text.
Working with Strings
Let’s look at some of the ways Python lets you write, ...
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