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Draw flow to accept user first name and last name and print the full name using string operators concatenation and print the user name 3 times using String operator Replication *

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Python String Operator

Category: Python , July 7 2021

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We have seen how to perform arithmetic operations on integer and floats. We can use + and * operators on a string as well. However, it behaves differently. Let's have a quick look at various types of Python String Operator :

First is Python String Operator - Concatenation OperatorSecond is Python String Operator - Replication OperatorPython String Operator - Concatenation Operator

The addition operator + is also known as a concatenation operator when applied on two python strings.

What is concatenation? The meaning of the word concatenation tells everything about the functionality. It links in a chain or series. In other words, the concatenation operator connects one string at the end of the other.

For example, let's have a look at some expressions:

"Tools" + "QA" => "ToolsQA""Hi, " + "I'm from ToolsQA" => "Hi, I'm from ToolsQA""Learning " + "Python" => "Learning Python"

The general expression of the concatenation operators is.

string + string

Let's get into the coding.

# concatenation two strings name = "Tools" + "QA" print(name)