Python string syntax, for

#-*-coding:utf-8-*-#the concatenation of the string one waya="Hello"b=" World"C= A +" "+b#Print Hello worldPrint(c) d="Lao"e="Wang"#string OutputPrint("%s"% (d+e))#Print Laowang#string Stitching method twof ="==%s=%s="% (c,d+e)Print("******%s*******"%(f))" "for temporary variable in list or string, etc.: the code executed when the loop satisfies the condition Else:[tab the code that executes when the loop does not meet the condition. The statement after the other will be executed because there is always a condition that is not satisfied" "#Traversal of Strings forIndexinchC:Print("%s"%index,end="')" "else:print ("No World")" "Print("")#Subscript for string, subscript starting from 0, 0 for first characterPrint(c[0])Print(c[1])#len () function to calculate the number of characters in a string (excluding '/0 ')Print(C[len (c)-1])Print("==============")#reverse string, reverse subscript from-1, 1 indicates the last characterPrint(C[-1])

Python string syntax, for