Python basic syntax--string built-in functionality

1.capitalize---The first letter to uppercase, if the first child is already uppercase or output the initial capitalization result

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2.casefold---Uppercase to lowercase for all content

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3.center----content Centered

Example: PS This example outputs 20 characters (containing the string "admin occupies 5 characters") and centers the string "admin"

4.count---The number of occurrences of a statistic, returning a positive integer type

Example: PS result 1: is a statistic specified from the 4th string to the 9th string (the string is calculated starting from position 0)

5.encode---code modification

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6.endswith--Determines whether to return a bool value at the end of the specified string

Example: PS result 1: is specified from the 3rd string to the 5th string to determine whether the end character = "or", so returns a Boolean false (the string is calculated from position 0)

　　

7.expandtabs---Converts the tab (\ T) in a string to a space, the default number of spaces Tabsize is 8 characters

Example: Conversion tab (\ t) is replaced by a space with a default of 8 spaces. Expandtabs (20) Specify the number of spaces

8.find---Find the location of the first string to match (you can also specify a lookup range, where the position is calculated from 0)

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9.format---String formatting (equivalent to%s)

Example:

To be continued ......... ...............

Python basic syntax--string built-in functionality