Python allows for the use of the addition (+) operator and multiplication (*) operator on strings. In this tutorial, we’ll see how to use these operators with string in Python. Addition(+) operator with string Adding two strings is known as concatenation. Concatenation of two strings creates a string by adding the second string to the…

Slicing is used to obtain a sub-string from a given string by slicing it from a given start and end. Here start and end mean the index within a given string. There is another optional parameter step which indicates the increment between each index for slicing. There are two ways to slice a Python string:…

Textual data in Python in represented by string objects. Strings are immutable sequences of unicode code points. Strings in Python can be written in three ways: 1. Single quotes Single quoted strings allows embedded double quotes. Single quoted strings do not span multiple lines. 2. Double quotes Double quoted strings allow embedded single quotes. Double…

Boolean values in Python are represented as two constants True and False. True and False constants are simply set to integer values of 1 and 0, i.e True is represented as 1 and False is represented as 0. In simple way, True and False are alternative ways to spell integer values 1 and 0. Note:…

Complex numbers are used in scientific calculations. Complex number in Python is represented in the form of a + bj. Here, a and b are real numbers and j represents the imaginary unit, satisfying the equation j2 = -1. Because no real number satisfies this equation, j is called an imaginary number. For the complex…

Python provides base conversion functions to convert an integer number to another base. Whenever you print a binary, octal or a hexadecimal integer number, it is printed by default in decimal form. But sometimes there is a need to change base of an integer, for example, decimal form to binary form. Please note that all…

float (floating point real values) or simply called floats, represent real numbers and are written with a decimal. The left of the decimal represents integer value and the right represents the fractional part. Floats may also be represented in scientific notation or exponential notation, with e or E indicating the power of 10, for example,…

Integer is a number with no fractional part(no decimals). For example, 1, 100, 0, -999 are integers while 1.99 and 1/3 are not integers. We can represent integral values in four ways: Decimal (also base 10) This is the standard system for denoting integer. For example, 1,2,75,999. Binary (also base 2) A binary number uses…

Before starting the discussion, please note that everything in Python is an object. Following are the types built into Python: None – This type has a single value and there is a single object with this value. This object is accessed through the built-in name None. It is used to signify the absence of a…

An identifier is a name given to a variable, function, class or module. Only following are allowed in identifiers: Lowercase (a-z) characters Uppercase (A-Z) characters Digits (0-9) Underscore(_) An identifier can be a combination of lowercase characters, uppercase characters, digits and underscore. An identifier can not start with a digit. 1y is invalid identifier whereas…