When we write a python code and closes it, it disappears. So we have to save it in a file to use it again. Similarly, when we use __init__ .py in a name of folder we have to treat it …
There are two ways to write not equal to in python:- <> Only used in python 2 != used in both python 2 and python 3. Here we’ll see how to use it with some examples. e.g., In this way …
Comments are the most basic thing in any coding language. It makes the code more understandable. Even if we are reading a program after long time we can easily understand it with the help of comments. There are two types …
The split() method separates the string by the given separator and returns the lists of string. By default, split() takes whitespace as a delimiter. e.g., Parameters Separators:-String splits at this specified separator. maxsplit:- It is a number, which tells us to …
Join function can be used in various ways with lists, dictionaries, tuples and strings. Here we’ll see some example how to use join() function in python. e.g., (Lists) e.g., (Tuple) e.g., This is how we use join() in python.
Still got Python 2.x in your Ubuntu system, and want to know how to upgrade to the latest version of Python, you’ve come to the right place. This article will help you to update Python in Ubuntu. Step 1: Install …
We have three functions to trim a string in python. strip()- This function trims the string by removing all whitespaces from right and left of the string. e.g., lstrip()- This function removes the whitespaces from the left of the string. …
Python gives us freedom to take the input from the user. The input we take from the user is read as string by default. After giving input we have to press “Enter”. Then only the input() function reads the value …
Splitting list is an important task in lists in python. Here we’ll see some example how we can split a list in python. e.g., In the next example we’ll see how we can split the list into two parts. e.g., …
The split() method separates the string by the given separator and returns the lists of string. By default, split() takes whitespace as a delimiter. e.g., e.g, This is how we can split words in python.
