Pre-sixth day

One: Basic use

str purposes: descriptive data, such as name \ nationality \ education \ home address

It is defined by: a string of characters in a single or double quotation marks or a three

= name 'Egon' name = # STR ( 'Egon')
# master:

# str(10) #int('10')


# Knowledge of

# True = p (10)

# True = p ([1,2,3,4])

# print(res,type(res))

# int('10')

# res=float('10.3')

# print(res,type(res))


# + Common operations built-in method

The priority control operation #:
# 1, according to the index value (Forward + Reverse take take): only take
name = 'egon Hello'

# print(name[0])

# print(name[4])

# print(name[1000])

# print(name[-1])

# print(type(name[-2]))

# Name [-1] = 'bad'

# 2, a slice (care regardless of the end, step)

# msg='alex say my name is sb'

# print(msg[0:6])

# print(msg[0:6:2]) #alex s

# ae

#To understanding:

# print(msg[0:5:1])

# print(msg[3:1:-1])

# print(msg[-1:-5:-1])

# msg='alex is sb'

# print(msg[0:10:1])

# print(msg[:])

# print(msg[::1])

# print(msg[::-1])

# 3, the length len

# msg='alex say my name is sb'

# Print the number (len (msg)) # characters

# 4, members of the operations in and not in

# msg='alex say my name is sb'

# print('alex' in msg)

# print('alex' not in msg)

# 5, remove the blank strip

#S = '***** egon ****'

# print(s.strip('*'))

# s=s.strip('*')

# print(s)

# name=' egon '

# print(name.strip())

# Improve

# Name = input ( 'User name >>:') .strip ()

# Print (len (name))

# name=name.strip()

# if name == 'alex':

# Print ( 'user name correct')

# 6, slicing split

# Info = 'egon: 123: admin'

# Res = info.split ( ':')

# print(res,type(res))

# print(res[0])

#

# cmd='get|a.txt|32123123'

# print(cmd.split('|'))

# 7, cycling

# msg='alex'

# i=0

# while True:

# if i < len(msg):

# print(msg[i])

# i+=1

# else:

# break

 

# msg='alex'

#

# i=0

# while True:

# if i == len(msg):

# break

# print(msg[i])

# i+=1


# msg='alex'

#

# i=0

# while i < len(msg):

# print(msg[i])

# i+=1

msg='alex'
for item in msg: #item='l'
print(item)

# For item in 11111: # only strings, lists, dictionaries

# print(item)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

# # II: The Type Summary

# Stored value or a plurality of stored values

# Can store a value

# Can store multiple values, values ​​are what type

# Ordered or unordered

# Variable or immutable

#! ! ! Variable: value change, id unchanged. Variable == not hash

#! ! ! Immutable: variable value, id becomes. == hash be immutable

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