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Welcome to Day-15 of our Python Full Stack Web Development Series in Telugu

In today’s session, we discussed Strings in Python — one of the most important and commonly used data types — with clear Telugu explanations and real-time examples.

🔑 Key Concept:
👉 String is a data type in Python used to store text.
👉 Strings are Immutable – once declared, they cannot be changed.
👉 Strings are written using single (‘ ’) or double (“ ”) quotes.
👉 We can perform various operations on strings using string methods in Python.
👉 Syntax for using a method: `variable_name.method_name()`
👉 Some methods accept arguments, some don’t, and some return values while others don’t — all clearly explained in this video.

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📚 Today’s Discussion Topics: 👇👇👇
1️⃣ What is a String in Python?
2️⃣ Why Strings are Immutable
3️⃣ How to Declare a String
4️⃣ Understanding String Syntax (`‘ ’`, `" "`)
5️⃣ How to Use String Methods with Syntax
6️⃣ Methods with Arguments vs Without Arguments
7️⃣ Methods That Return Values vs That Don’t
8️⃣ Real-Time Examples on String Operations
9️⃣ Important Built-in Methods (like `upper()`, `lower()`, `replace()`, `find()`, `count()`, etc.)
🔟 Summary of String Concepts

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📽 Watch the full video for hands-on explanation with Telugu examples.


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💥 Today’s Tasks – Mandatory 👇👇

✅ Practice these real-world tasks using String methods:
1️⃣ Create a string variable and print it in upper case and lower case.
2️⃣ Replace a word in a sentence using the `replace()` method.
3️⃣ Count how many times a word appears using the `count()` method.
4️⃣ Check if a word is present using the `find()` method.
5️⃣ Write a program that accepts a name from the user and displays:
 • Total length of the name
 • Name in uppercase
 • Name reversed

🛠 Practice all in VS Code (PC) or Pydroid 3 (Mobile)

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