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We are going to discuss Biton strings.

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The string is nothing but sequence of characters, and these characters can be of Lorqess.

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Alphabets are Barcus alphabets, digits and some special characters.

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A string is a sequence of characters and string and content, alphabet's digits and special characters.

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Computers do not deal with the characters computer or convert them into numbers.

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That is a binary number system.

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That means each and every character will be represented in the form of zeros and ones.

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Even though we may see characters on on screen internally, it is being stored and manipulated as combination

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of zeros and ones in the binary representation.

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This conversion of character to a number is called encoding, and the divorce process is known as decoding.

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Say encoding means from character to the binary representation, and decoding means from the binary

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presentation to the character generation.

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So ASCII and Unicode are the sum of the very popular encoding techniques which you use.

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So for this better idea on the python strings.

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So let us go for practical demonstration right now in Python string means sequence of characters.

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So let us define that.

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What are the different ways to define this string in Python?

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So these are where number one is here.

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This will come has been enclosed within single courts.

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So if we go on printing, this might instead one I'm getting this will welcome here.

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Here will come is enclosed within double codes here.

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Willkomm is enclosed within crippled single course.

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So in this way we are getting this will come out printed.

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Now here we're having this to build syndicalist triple double code.

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It also can use us triple single code.

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So that is not an issue.

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So print Maia's DS3, it will go on printing.

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That is welcome to the world of Python programming.

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So triple codes, a string can extend multiple lines.

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So it's in place of this single double code.

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If we can put a single triple code here, then what we the outcome?

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Are you going to g get any change in the outcome in the case?

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So let me go for execution.

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I'm finding that I'm getting the same output as a card earlier.

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So accessing characters in the string.

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So here my estimate is equal to language.

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And then I printed this my estimate here.

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So language has got printed and then I'm redoing the character at the Zero with Index.

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So I shall retype this L.

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So L has got printed now minus one.

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That means from the last, from the back where this, this particular E is been the index minus one.

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And from the front.

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This E will have the index that is zero.

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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.

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So if we, if we print there seven.

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If it just I'm just printing here to once again.

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So you can find that so in both cases, in both cases, I shall be getting these.

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E has got brain dead, a seven or minus one.

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So minus one means that there is a starting Kennicutt index from the from the back, from the tail of

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the string.

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So next one is one, two, five.

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That means indicate number one, two, three and four because five will be all is exclusive to stopping

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in index number will be all is exclusive.

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So one, two, five minutes.

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One, two, three, four.

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So here we are.

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We were mentioning this this one in five.

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Both submitted by this column.

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So that is my zero.

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So zero I'm not going to take.

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So that is up.

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The character at the pollution index one.

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So one, two, three, four.

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So I'm taking this a n g you and you see we're getting this upward like this.

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So now here we're having this for colon minus two, sorry, five, minus two.

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So that is a five year.

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So I'm going to take this one as zero.

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One, two, three, four, five.

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So that means we're having this one as five here.

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So now we're having this one as minus two.

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So that is minus one.

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Minus two.

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You know, that will be we'll be taking this stopping index as exclusive.

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So I'll be remaining with this a only.

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So it has got printed.

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So that means Hypercolor minus two means from the peop character and to the minus three character.

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So minus three means.

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This is my minus one.

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This is minus two.

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And there's a minus three.

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So that's what that's why he has got printed.

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So but if I make this one as port.

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If I make this one as full then obviously we're getting the output like this.

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So that is you eight in that case.

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Now here you see this 10.

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The index 10 is not present here because this language is having we are having, say, eight characters.

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So index will be ranging from zero to seven.

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So then index is not a valid one.

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So if I want to access that 10th character, so character at the 10th index.

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So we are getting this index later.

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So string index out of French.

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So that is the error message we're getting here.

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OK.

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Now we're going for this.

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So here you have defined this language.

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So strings are immutable.

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That means they cannot be changed.

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But default, different strings can be assigned to the string object.

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So if we bring this mindstate, I'm getting this language.

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But if we if we want to object.

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If we want to put another new string to this, my Estienne in December lable that is allowed by different

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do our bit, the third character of the string.

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That is not allowed as it is imitable.

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So there is a typewriter, an esteemed object does not support item, item assignment.

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So that is that there is a Ayda message are getting.

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And is the other name is typing it.

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Next one, we're going for the concatenation of the string.

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And that can be done using plus so minus tier one and minus Jeptoo containing welcome and one blank

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space.

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And then two all.

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So now when they're going for the concatenation, I'm getting that outcome.

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This one.

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So welcome to all this blank space is essential because otherwise this will come and two will not have

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any separation.

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So they will get concatenated side by side.

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So now here you are having this.

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That is my minus, dear.

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Start three.

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So what happen to my esteemed star?

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Three.

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So what did happen?

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This particular my esteemed.

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We'll be all cutting for my state one.

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We'll be opening for three times.

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So welcome.

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Welcome.

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Welcome.

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So in this way, we are going to get the liquid form string so we can do the string on concatenation,

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either using star or using the Bloss operators.

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Now we're going we're going to discuss or place and start what I have discussed.

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No, it iterating through our string here.

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So later count is all digital.

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So four letters in Hallowell.

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If the letter is it is going to go to L..

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So now letter count is plastic classical to one.

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So what will happen?

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So I shall go on counting the number of occurrences of L.

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This may really connected.

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So that's why each and every time the for loop for loop will become one kind of connected time.

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And that will be put in the letters.

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So if letters is really is able to l then later count will be increased by one.

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And after exiting from the indentation you are getting this idea that this print is outside of the for

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a loop.

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So little column will be printed accordingly.

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So if you're going existing, I'm getting that three times.

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A letter has been found here.

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Now we are going for the string membership.

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So L in.

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Hello.

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So Ellen.

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Hello.

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We return to L. Norton.

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Hello.

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Will return false.

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B in hello.

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Will return false.

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B Norton.

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Hello.

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Will return to here.

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Building functions, building function.

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So having this university and then we shall go for that enumerate.

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So at least enumerate minus here.

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So how do Lapine to go on forming this enumeration.

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So Aquos to put the respective respective index.

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And then we're having the respective characters here.

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So in this we would have in this index zero you index one end in this way you would have in this index

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nine.

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Why.

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Because universities having 10 characters so index will be ranging from Gedo to nine.

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And in this way you are getting it.

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So here you see where forming a list.

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We forming a list because we're just converting it to a list.

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And then the members are nothing but that doubles.

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The members are nothing but the couples because they have got separated by commas and they have what

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enclose within Fastback.

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And so there are simply simple couples only stop couples were getting hit.

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A list of minus dear will be 10 accordingly.

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And here we abused the method that is the enumerate.

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Now we shall deal with this single quote and double code.

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So what do do we shall do that.

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Let us suppose I'm going to print this one.

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So when I'm going to bring this one, it is producing one error.

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Why error?

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Because this is a double code.

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This is one double code.

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So we do take this double code that the dominating as a terminating double code.

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So that's why it is causing error here.

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And also this.

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What is it?

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It is dealing that invalid syntax because the codes are not matching.

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So courts are not balance.

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So to right the statement here to right the string getting printed on the output.

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We can go for this.

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So what we're doing, we're enclosing it within.

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Triple single quotes.

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And this particular string is still within double code.

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So now you see we're getting dot com like this.

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Others, we can include the main string within single codes and put putting this one as the double code

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sign here.

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This particular single code is there and we are going for the escape character.

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So there is a slash single code and which will be known as the escape course, the escape single codes.

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So whenever we are going to print, it will bring that perspective.

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Only this single code here.

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So now we are having this escape being single code.

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So now we have inclosing.

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We're doing the reverse, actually.

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Here we are for this single code as the outer one and double codes.

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That is a not one.

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But if you go for the double codes as the outer one and single codes as the inner one, then obviously

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these single codes will get printed here.

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Otherwise, we can go for this.

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That means we can escaping double codes.

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That means we're going for this slash double code.

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So here, this double code will be treated as a cat character, not the beginning of the of the ending

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of a string.

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So that's why we have a win for the escaping double code.

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So.

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So when those strings get printed.

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So slash double code will be printed as only a single double code and slash double code will be printed

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as only a single as a single double code.

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And here we are having this single code zero.

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So that will not cause any problem.

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So in this way, the string can be printed in very of ways.

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So either using triple codes or using escaping the single codes, escaping the single codes once again

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and then escaping the double codes once again.

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Next, we are going for this, so here you see, this is the print.

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I want to make it printed.

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So anybody we're having double slash it will print as single slash here.

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You can find we are printing this one as a single slash.

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But actually, industry, we're having a double slash, so print.

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This is a having a new line.

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There is a slash.

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So what do Lapine do?

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Go to the next line.

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We're having this slash.

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There is a gap.

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So there is a K separate.

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It is there for eight characters.

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And then you can also write in this way.

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That is slash X 41.

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So if 41 would be to date as in hexadecimal.

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So what is a decimal value against.

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Part two one.

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So forward into six.

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Into the bottom one.

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That is 64 plus one.

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Into six.

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Into the bottom.

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Zero.

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That is one.

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So 64 plus one.

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That is 65.

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Which character is having this.

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Ask equals six to five.

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That is of a capital A..

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So it is similarly worth having this capital B..

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Similarly, you are having this capital C..

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So this ABC will be there.

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So in this way, you can also bring the respective string.

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We're having this format, so default already, Ziegel do so now we here to see these are the different

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placeholders we're having dot format.

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So to do will be coming to this is will be coming to this and Sunday will be coming to this placeholder.

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So here we are having this default order.

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If we go on printing, I'm getting the output like this one.

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So today is and Sunday, so we are getting this two day is and Sunday.

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So today is coming to this is is coming to this order, maintaining the order.

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There is a default implicit order.

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And here you are using this format method.

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So already using additional argument.

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So here this is my argument number G2, argument number one.

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Argument number two.

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So the positional arguments, the numbering will be something like this.

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So here are two mentioning the argument, additional number here.

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So that is up.

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So one means two, they will be coming down.

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So zero means is will be coming down here and sun will be coming down to this particular placeholder

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during the output.

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So you can find that today is and Sunday.

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So ordered using your word argument.

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So here you can mention this one.

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I as is able to ease D as is equal to today and S is equal to Sunday.

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So here you are mentioning the respective keyword arguments there.

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So that is D i.

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And you are getting the output count output like this one.

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So that is another way to print our string.

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Formatting numbers.

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So here to see where having this format 20 20 is only one argument is there.

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So it is argument position number is zero.

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So we are printing here zero.

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And here you are printing zero.

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But in the binary format.

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So what do we the outcome in that case?

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So 20 will be printed along with this 20 in the binary form.

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That is 16 plus four.

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And that is about 20.

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So now we are having this fluff formatting floats.

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We can go for this formatting.

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So now we are having the zero.

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That means this particular number is going to get printed.

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And that will be printed in this exponentiation format.

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Now, we are having this one by three and we're going to bring this one.

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This apparitional argument number, Gedo and then Kolon.

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There is a decimal point three F..

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So after the decimal point, we'll be going to have about three decimal digits.

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But having this particular strings and we're having the string method, there is a lot apart find and

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we're having the plus Zinka.

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Some look at all the string characters will be converted to the laughers in case up apart all the string

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characters will be converted to that.

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Parkin's irrespective of the initial case here.

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So find two.

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So this tool be found at the totin index.

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So let me go on counting here.

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So that is about Gedo.

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One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.

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And from the Totin Index, this two is beginning.

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So that's why I'm getting here 13.

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But if you go on searching this to all this DNA or in the Lorqess, you may not get a match because

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it is a gift sensitive find.

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So as it is I of that, it will give me the outcome as a minus one means unsuccessful searching.

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So ripest all by everybody.

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And it is all by everybody.

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Know Hennessy there that if you consider the case insensitivities, if it were getting a match.

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So all would be replaced by everybody.

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But here this all is written all in the works.

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So hll so everybody cannot replace it.

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So because that is not a no match has been absol using this it Iblis method.

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So in this way we have discussed that how to operate the string and what other different string methods

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and operations can be carried out in this session.

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Thanks for watching this video.