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    This document discusses Python comments, escape characters, variables and data types, typecasting, and string slicing and methods. It provides examples of single-line and multi-line comments in Python. It also demonstrates the use of escape characters like tabs and new lines. The document explains how to check variable types and perform typecasting. Additionally, it shows how to slice strings and use various string methods like indexing, slicing, reversing, checking length and properties.

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    This document discusses Python comments, escape characters, variables and data types, typecasting, and string slicing and methods. It provides examples of single-line and multi-line comments in Python. It also demonstrates the use of escape characters like tabs and new lines. The document explains how to check variable types and perform typecasting. Additionally, it shows how to slice strings and use various string methods like indexing, slicing, reversing, checking length and properties.

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    Python Learning

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    Hardeep Singh Sandhu
    This document discusses Python comments, escape characters, variables and data types, typecasting, and string slicing and methods. It provides examples of single-line and multi-line comments in Python. It also demonstrates the use of escape characters like tabs and new lines. The document explains how to check variable types and perform typecasting. Additionally, it shows how to slice strings and use various string methods like indexing, slicing, reversing, checking length and properties.

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    ## Index

    1. Comments
    2. escape character
    3. Variables and Datatypes
    4. Typecasting
    5. String Slicing and String methods or functions

    ## Comments :

    1. (#) Hash --> Single Line Comment


    2. """ snip """ --> Multi line comment

    ## Escape character :

    1. \ --> Escape characters


    2. \t --> Tab space
    3. \n --> new line character

    ## Variables, Datatypes :

    1. variables are used to store data or to hold values


    2. print(type(variable_name)) --> shows varibale type string, intiger or float,
    boolean
    3. String can add strings and int can add ints

    ## Typecasting :

    1. Typecasting can change datatype to any


    2. Var1= "54" --> print(int(var1)) // This is Typecasting
    3. Str(), Int(), Float(), bool()

    1. print(10 * string_variable) --> print string valiable 10 times


    2. print(10 * int_varibale) --> multiply int to the given multiply number i.e 10

    ## String Slicing and string Methods or functions :

    1. var1 = "Hello World"; print(var1[4]) --> will print 4 letter of string (Only
    "O")
    2. print(var1[0:4]) --> print Hell
    3. print(var1[0:4:2]) --> will print Hl (Skips character
    sequence)
    4. print(var1[0:]) --> it means [0:n] will print full string
    5. print(var1[:5]) --> print from 0 to 4
    6. print(var[0::2]) --> will print 0 character upto n with
    skip sequence of 1 character
    7. print(var[::]) --> it means [0:n:1] will print full
    string

    1. print(var1[-4:-1]) --> start printing from end or reverse


    "orl"
    2. print(var1[-4:]) --> print "orld"
    3. print(var1[:-1]) --> print "Hello worl"
    4. print(var1[::-1]) --> will reverse the whole string
    5. print(var1[:-1:-2]) --> reverse the string with one char skip
    and exlude d from string

    1. print(len(var1)) --> print the length of string


    2. print(var1.isalnum()) --> If our string is alphanumeric it print
    true and if not false
    as our string is hello world which has
    spaces so false
    3. print(var1.islapha())

    1. print(var1.endswith("world")) --> print true as our string ends with


    world
    2. print(var1.count("o")) --> will tell occurance of "o"
    3. print(var1.capitalize()) --> change the first letter of string into
    capital
    4. print(var1.find("world")) --> find and tell the index that this word
    starts from this index
    5. print(var1.upper()) --> change whole string into capital
    "HELLO WORLD"
    6. print(var1.lower()) --> change whole string into small letters
    7. print(var1.replace("hello", "hi")) --> output will be "hi world"

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