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(b) s = "Strings in Python"
print(s.capitalize()).
print(s.title())
s6=s.replace("in", "data type")
print (6) give me output ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Creating strings

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>>> name = "tom" # a string

>>> mychar = 'a' # a character

You can also use the following syntax to create strings.

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>>> name1 = str() # this will create empty string object

>>> name2 = str("newstring") # string object containing 'newstring'

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name = "tom" # a string

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mychar = 'a' # a character

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print(name)

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print(mychar)

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name1 = str() # this will create empty string object

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name2 = str("newstring") # string object containing 'newstring'

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print(name1)

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print(name2)