Use the swapcase() method to transform the upper case characters into a lower case and vice versa. regular_text = "This IS a reguLar text." swapped_case_text = regular_text.swapcase() print(regular_text) #This IS a reguLar text. print(swapped_case_text) #tHIS is A REGUlAR TEXT. Notice…
Use the title() method to transform the first letter in each word into upper case and the rest of characters into lower case. regular_text = "This is a regular text." title_case_text = regular_text.title() print(regular_text) #This is a regular text. print(title_case_text)…
Use the upper() method to transform a whole string into uppercase. regular_text = "This is a regular text." upper_case_text = regular_text.upper() print(regular_text) #This is a regular text. print(upper_case_text) #THIS IS A REGULAR TEXT. Notice that the original regular_text variable remains…
In this tutorial, I will show you a quickstart to have your first API up and running in minutes. The Django REST Framework is a powerful toolkit for building APIs on top of the Django Framework. I’m going to use…
Use the lower() method to transform a whole string into lowercase. regular_text = "This is a Regular TEXT." lower_case_text = regular_text.lower() print(regular_text) #This is a Regular TEXT. print(lower_case_text) #this is a regular text. Notice that the original regular_text variable remains…
Use the strip() method to remove spaces from the beginning and the end of a string. regular_text = " This is a regular text. " no_space_text = regular_text.strip() print(regular_text) #' This is a regular text. ' print(no_space_text) #'This is a…
Use the rstrip() method to remove spaces from the end of a string. regular_text = "This is a regular text. " no_space_end_text = regular_text.rstrip() print(regular_text) #'This is a regular text. ' print(no_space_end_text) #'This is a regular text.' Notice that the…
Use the lstrip() method to remove spaces from the beginning of a string. regular_text = " This is a regular text." no_space_begin_text = regular_text.lstrip() print(regular_text) #' This is a regular text.' print(no_space_begin_text) #'This is a regular text.' Notice that the…
Triple Quotes To handle multiline strings in Python you use triple quotes, either single or double. This first example uses double quotes. long_text = """This is a multiline, a long string with lots of text, I'm wrapping it in triple…
If you want to truly remove any space in a string, leaving only the characters, the best solution is to use a regular expression. You need to import the re module that provides regular expression operations. Notice the \s represents…