Magic string day-9 (a)

! # / the User / bin / env / Python 
# - * - Coding: UTF-8 - * - 

# ==================== a ====== ==================== 

# capitalize () 
the Test = 'alex' 
# capitalized 
v = test.capitalize () 
Print (v) 


# ===== =============== two ========================== 

# casefold () 
# change all lowercase 
# casefold support many unknown but some correspondence may also become lowercase 
test1 = 'ALEX' 
v1 = test1.casefold () 
Print (v1) 

# Lower () 
# only supports common 
test2 = 'ALEX' 
v2 = test2.lower ( ) 
Print (v2) 


# ==================== three ======================= ===, 

# V = xxx.center (XX, 'Eee') 
# Center (XX) value write brackets 
# set the width, and the center the contents 
# representative length XX 
# # Eee representative of the empty space is filled only fill a character 
test = 'alex'
test.center = V (20 is, '*') 
Print (V) 

# V = xxx.center (XX) 
# set the width, and the center the contents 
# XX representative length 
# character only fill a 
back fill without showing the rest # blank 
Test = 'Alex' 
V = test.center (20 is) 
Print (V) 


# ==================== four ========= ================= 

# COUNT ( 'X ") 
# string is used to find the number of occurrences of a subsequence 
Test =' alexalexr ' 
V = test.count (' F ' ) 
Print (V) 

# represents the seek plus 5 bits from the fifth does not include 5 
Test = 'alexalexr' 
V = test.count ( 'A', 5) 
Print (V) 

# 6 was added represents from fifth to sixth Looking five 
Test = 'alexalexr' 
V = test.count ( 'A', 5,6) 
Print (V) 


# ==================== four === ======================= 

# endsWith ( 'X') Represents the end of string is what 
# returns a boolean 
test = 'alex'
test.endswith = V ( 'X') 
Print (V) 

# startsWith ( 'X') represents the beginning of the string is what 
# returns a Boolean value 
Test = 'Alex' 
V = test.startswith ( 'A') 
Print (V )