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Hello, everyone welcomes back to another one of my videos on the basics of python programming. In the last video, I asked all of you the variable we were working with throughout the video. The answer to that video is strings, precisely what we are working on within today’s video. So as I open up a new jupyterlab document, I will Not only do I explain to all of you what a string is but also show you guys some cool tricks to help you understand what strings are useful for. For example, I offer you how to use your strings like the .upper, .lowwer, and the .title method. These methods are great when you use them with pythons f-strings. If you don’t know what that is, then sit back and relax. All this will be explained in this video. Besides formatting your strings, I also show you how to take your strings and manipulate the string’s length to help you with other parts of your fantastic code. This video’s question is at the end of the video, what type of variables did I manipulate the strings to at the end of the video? If you know the answer, then go ahead and leave it in the comment section. If you are correct, I will give you a call out the next how to learn the basics of python video

0:00 Intro
1:00 Jupyterlab
1:52 What Are Strings
2:00 Working With Strings
3:18 Debugging Syntax Errors
4:25 What Are Methods
4:35 Using Methods With Strings
7:00 How to Format Strings inside python
7:45 Working With F-Strings In Python
11:25 How To Use The Length Method In Python
12:27 How To Use The Strip Method In Python
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The code from the video:
string_1 = 'whatss up'
print(string_1)
string_1 = "whats up"
print(string_1)
string_2 = "i'm tall"
print(string_2)
print(string_1.upper)
print(string_1.upper())
string_1 = string_1.upper()
print(string_1)
print(string_1.lower())
print(string_1.title())
print(string_1)
print(string_1 string_2)
strings = f'{string_1} {string_2}'
print(strings)
print(strings.title())
print(f'new line\n\tstrings are cool {strings} {string_2}')
print(len(string_1))
string_1 = ' whats up '
print(len(string_1))
print(len(string_1.rstrip()))
print(string_1.rstrip())
print(len(string_1.lstrip()))
print(string_1.lstrip())
print(string_1.strip())
print(len(string_1.strip()))
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