Strings in Python, oh so fine
Access, change, and concatenate in line
Immutable and indexed, they hold great power
Slicing and extracting, hour by hour
In this Python session, we are working with strings. We are learning how to manipulate strings and their properties. We can create strings, access specific characters within a string, and even change the case of the characters. We are also learning about string concatenation and how to find the length of a string. It’s important to note that strings are immutable, meaning we cannot change the characters within a string once it has been created. This session also covers string indexing and slicing, allowing us to extract specific substrings from a larger string. Overall, this session is providing a comprehensive overview of the many ways we can work with strings in Python.
Strings in Python code
Change, extract, concatenate
Immutable strengthhttps://t.co/uvZK0EyY2F#PythonHaiku pic.twitter.com/CvWRcQmy6u— Walker Spearson (@SpearsonWa83643) January 31, 2024