Use of String in Python Programming

The string is a message or a sentence or a paragraph. A string in Python has to be surrounded by a single quotation(')  or double quotation(").

Print String: 

print('Hello')
print('Welcome to artofcse.com')

Output:

Hello
Welcome to artofcse.com

String Variable:

message = "Welcome to ArtOfCSE"
name = 'Jone Doe'

print(message)
print(name)

Output:

Welcome to ArtOfCSE
Jone Doe

Looping a String:

for c in "hello world":
  print(c)

Getting String Length:

message = "Hello, World!"
print(len(message))

Checking if a substring is a part of a string:

message = "Welcome to Artofcse"
print("Artofcse" in message)

 Checking if a substring is not a part of a string:

message = "Welcome to Artofcse"
print("Artofcse" not in message)

String Concatenation in Python:

first_name = "Jone "
last_name = "Doe"
full_name = first_name + last_name
print(full_name)

Escape Character In Python:

text = "Welcome to \"ArtofCSE\"."
text2 = 'Dhaka is Bangladesh\'s Capital '
message = 'This is first line. \nThis is another line'

print(text)
print(text2)
print(message)