Python String endswith() Method Description The endswith() method returns True if a string ends with the specified substring, and False otherwise. It optionally matches using given start and end indices. Syntax var.endswith(sub[, start[, end]]) Parameters sub − This can be…
Python String find() Method Description The find() method is used to determine whether the string str occurs within a string, or within a substring given a starting index beg and an ending index end. Syntax The following is the syntax…
Python String count() Method Description The count() method returns the number of occurrences of the substring sub in the range [start, end]. The optional arguments start and end are interpreted the same way as in slice notation. Syntax The following…
Python String startswith() Method Description The startswith() method checks whether a string begins with a given substring, optionally limiting the match to the given start and end indices. Syntax The syntax of the startswith() method is as follows − var.startswith(sub,…
Python String Find and Replace Methods The following are Python find and replace methods: Number Method and Description 1 count(sub, beg ,end) Counts the number of times a substring sub occurs in a string. Given a starting index beg and…
Python String rindex() Method Description The rindex() method returns the index of the last occurrence of the substring sub or raises a ValueError exception if the index is not found. The search can optionally be restricted to string[beg:end]. Syntax The…
Python String rfind() Method Description The rfind() method returns the index of the last occurrence of a substring, or -1 if the substring does not exist. You can optionally limit the search to the string [beg:end]. Syntax The syntax of…
Python String index() Method Description The index() method is used to determine whether a given substring occurs within a string or part of a string, given a starting index beg and an ending index end. This method is identical to…
Python String replace() Method Description The replace() method returns a copy of a string with the old string replaced by the new string, optionally limiting the number of replacements. Syntax The syntax of the replace() method is as follows: var.replace(old,…