The use of the StartsWith () method of manipulating strings in Python

The StartsWith () method checks whether a string starts with STR, and optionally restricts the start and end of the given index.
Grammar

The following is the syntax for the StartsWith () method:

Str.startswith (str, Beg=0,end=len (string));

Parameters

• STR-This is the string to check.
• Beg-This is the initial index of the optional parameter set matching boundary.
• End-This is an optional parameter to set the ending index of the matching boundary.

return value

If a matching string is found, this method returns True, otherwise false.
Example

The following example shows the use of the StartsWith () method.

#!/usr/bin/pythonstr = "This is string Example....wow!!!"; Print Str.startswith (' this ');p rint str.startswith (' was ', 2, 4);p rint str.startswith (' This ', 2, 4);

When we run the above program, it produces the following results:

Truetruefalse

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