Python in Strip, StartsWith, EndsWith

Strip (RM) is used to delete white space characters within an element:

RM corresponds to the element for which you want to remove whitespace, and when RM is empty (strip ()), the whitespace of all elements is removed

StartsWith, endswith the element used to find the beginning or end condition

Example:

1Li = ["Alec","Aric","Alex","Tony","Rain"]2Tu = ("Alec","Aric","Alex","Tony","Rain") 3DIC = {'K1':"Alex",'K2':'Aric',"K3":"Alex","K4":"Tony"}4  forIinchLi:5b =I.strip ()6     if(B.startswith ("a")orB.startswith ("A")) andB.endswith ("C"):7         Print (b)8 9  forIinchTu:Tenb =I.strip () One     if(B.startswith ("a")orB.startswith ("A")) andB.endswith ("C"): A         Print (b) -          -  forIinchDIC: theb =Dic[i].strip () -     if(B.startswith ("a")orB.startswith ("A")) andB.endswith ("C"): -         Print (b

The above code: finds all elements that start with a or a and ends with C, and outputs

Output Result:

Alecaricalecaricaric

Python in Strip, StartsWith, EndsWith