Python Strip () method

Description

The Python Strip () method removes the character specified by the string's Kinsoku (the default is a space).

Grammar

Strip () method syntax:

Str.strip ([chars]);

Parameters

Chars--Removes the character specified by the tail of the string.

return value

Returns a new string that is generated by removing the string from the Kinsoku specified character.

Example

The following example shows how the strip () function is used:

# !/usr/bin/python  "0000000this is string EXAMPLE....WOW!!! 0000000"; Print ' 0 ' );

The result of the above example output is as follows:

this is string example....wow!!!

Removes only the characters specified by the beginning and ends of the string, and the middle part is not removed:

# !/usr/bin/python  "0000000this is string 0000EXAMPLE....WOW!!! 0000000"; Print ' 0 ' );

0 of the intermediate part of the output is still present:

this is string 0000example....wow!!!

Python Strip () method