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![Primitive operations on strings are basic operations that can
be performed directly on string data types. Here’s a summary:
1. Concatenation:
Combine two strings
using +
(e.g., "Hello" + "
World" "Hello
→
World").
2. Case Conversion:
Change case using
methods
like .lower(), .upper(),
.capitalize(), etc.
3. Indexing: Access a
character by its
position using square
brackets
(e.g., "Hello"[1] "e").
→
4. Slicing: Extract a
substring using
[start:end]
(e.g., "Hello"[1:4] →
"ell").
5. Length: Find the
number of
characters using
len()
(e.g., len("Hello") →
5).](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/presentation-250416175531-d4bd438f/75/Presentation-explaining-the-string-concepts-pptx-2-2048.jpg)
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- 1. PRIMITIVE OPERATIONS ON STRINGS 1.CONCATENATION 2. CASE CONVERSION 3. INDEXING 4. SLICING 5. LENGTH CONTENTS
- 2. Primitive operations onstrings are basic operations that can be performed directly on string data types. Here’s a summary: 1. Concatenation: Combine two strings using + (e.g., "Hello" + " World" "Hello → World"). 2. Case Conversion: Change case using methods like .lower(), .upper(), .capitalize(), etc. 3. Indexing: Access a character by its position using square brackets (e.g., "Hello"[1] "e"). → 4. Slicing: Extract a substring using [start:end] (e.g., "Hello"[1:4] → "ell"). 5. Length: Find the number of characters using len() (e.g., len("Hello") → 5).
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