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# this is a test line in project 2
string1 = 'this as the same'
string2 = "as below"
print(string1 +" " + string2)
# print(string1)
print(string1[0]) # [t] his is as the same...
print(len(string1))
print(string1[-1]) # this is as the sam[e]...
# string[-2]='x' --> error, string is not mutable
print(string1[:5]) ## -> "this"
print(string1[10:]) ## -> "e same"
string3 = 2*'con'+'catenation' # --> conconcatenation
print(string3)
word1 = 'Melly'
word2 = 'K' + word1[1:]
print(word2)
### OPERATION ON STRING ###
print('today, Kamil had {0} cups of {1}'.format(3,'coffe')) ## today Kamil had 3 cups of coffe
print('prices: ({x},{y},{z})'.format(x=2.0,y=1.5,z=5))
# alingment
print('the {vehicle} had {0} crashes in {1} month'.format(5,12,vehicle='tesla'))
''
print('{:<20}'.format('text'))
print('{:>20}'.format('text'))
#convert to binary or hex format
print('{:b}'.format(21)) # 10101
print('{:x}'.format(21)) #15
# making quotations
print("I'm a quaition") #You need to use " " when ' is inside
#scaping characters
print('I\'m string in "python"') #using 2 types of " " ''
print("""
this
is
user defined
output
""")
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