Python Tutorial for Beginners 9 - Python Strings and Comments

In this Video I am going to show how to use String literals in Python. In python String literals can be enclosed in matching single quotes (') or double quotes ("). A Python string is a sequence of characters. A string literal uses quotes 'Hello' or "Hello". Single- and Double-Quoted strings are the same. To “concatenate” strings,
use + symbol. e.g. print("Hello"+"World") . When a string contains numbers, it is still a string. We can convert numbers in a string into a number using int().
In Addition I am also going to show how to use comments in Python i.e. How To Write Comments in Python 3

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[CodeLvl]

Thank You for these. I have seen your all Python Videos, and felling helpful .
How many videos you will provide to us ? And what time it will complete ?

[michaeljayanth]

Wow ur explantion osm sir tq u so much am a cse student from diplamo in mechanical background

[HarshaMaddur]

How or where can we learn all built-in methods for strings separately? You taught only few. Is it also called intelisense?

[sourav]

In python there's no any new line to print as we can do it in c language

[Riyaansh]

the pyhton string is not working on pycham

[trollingdollars]

Can you explain the Metal function? I have watched this video many times and just don't get it. Thank you.

[SigShootermm]

Using Intelisense this early in a "beginners" tutorial is pointless. I'm enjoying what you are teaching, but this will just confuse someone who's never programmed.