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The Python Workshop Second Edition - Second Edition
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So far, you have learned how to express numbers, operations, and variables. But what about words? In Python, anything that goes between single (') or double (") quotes is considered a string. Strings are commonly used to express words, but they have many other uses, including displaying information to the user and retrieving information from a user.
Examples include 'hello', "hello", 'HELLoo00', '12345', and 'fun_characters: !@ #$%^&*('.
In this section, you will gain proficiency with strings by examining string methods, string concatenation, and useful built-in functions, including print() and len(), by covering a wide range of examples.
Although strings may use single or double quotes, a given string must be internally consistent. That is, if a string starts with a single quote, it must end with a single quote. The same is true of double quotes...