Strings in Python

A string is a consecutive sequence

A string is a consecutive sequence of characters enclosed or surrounded by single or double quotes. Python treats single quotes the same as double quo

Strings are created by assigning quoted

Strings are created by assigning quoted text to a variable. Triple quotes are also used for multiline strings. An empty string has 0 characters.

An escape sequence starts with

An escape sequence starts with a backslash and is used to represent special characters or non-printing characters. Common examples are '\n' for newlin

Indexing means accessing a character by

Indexing means accessing a character by its position. Indexing starts from zero, so the first character has index 0. Negative indexing starts from the

Slicing means taking a range

Slicing means taking a range of characters from a string. The form is str[start:end:step_size], where the end position is excluded. The default step s