Python 3 Tutorial for Beginners #4 - Strings

Hey ninjas, in this Python 3 tutorial we'll take a look at strings and some of the methods and properties we can use with them.

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[mycereal]

Dude this is so easy to learn! I watched other videos and they're dragging for so long. Literally 10 minutes to just learn variables and here I spent 10 and am already learning strings! this is great thank you

[dominicldoe]

I dont know if this method for spacing between characters during concatenation of strings was in python before or not but you can space out strings more simply like this:

Str1 = 'Hello'
Str2 = ' Dude'
Str3 = Str1 + Str2
Print (Str3)
Which prints
Hello Dude

Basically you can just put a space in the end of the first string or the starting of the second string. Thanks

[barryjb]

Hi Shaun, great videos - thank you. Will you be doing any python videos explaining how to automate word / excel / pdf documents?

[DavidSelf]

Stop being so damn awesome @the net ninja ... You're making us all look bad, man :D

[Noldy__]

How do you learn? What's your process like? I seen you use JS, Python etc. Would like to know how you do it.

[dotnetastronuat]

greet *5 working on python shell but when i run the same code using file with .py extension, it gives me error "can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'str'" what is reason for different behaviors for same code

[anilgurau]

i am a beginner in python ..please recommend me a best python books

[nands]

Can you tell me how many total videos you're going to upload regarding Python tutorial so I can plan my study accordingly?

[ARMBouhali]

Python kinda manipulates strings as a mix between php and ruby

[sooditk]

If i type
greet[-1:-3]...why only half inverted comma comes as an output

[Dexterx]

Cops of the Python era don't need now to say "Hello, Hello, Hello", they just need to say Greet * 3, where Greet is "Hello"

[ahmedbakhach]

This looks so easy for me as someone who masters JS

[raoul]

stilton thats call "bleu d'auvergne" in french u can try rochefort next time

but please STOP chedder

chedder no more

[jeremybrews]

You can also get hel like this greet[0:-2]

[sawanmalkan]

Everything in python is treated as Object, then why don't we have method str.len(), instead of that we have len(str)?

[hemavenkat]

hi i am veda varshith i am 12 years old can you reccommend me a free course