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Learn Python String Methods & Formatting with Coding Exercises.

Test your Python skills with Coding Exercises on string methods and formatting. Great for beginners learning Python strings through hands-on practice.

🧪 Coding Exercises

🟢 Beginner Exercises

  1. String Information (Easy)

    2. Ask the user for their name and print: - The name in all uppercase - The name in all lowercase - The number of characters in the name

    Requirements

    • - Use `input()`, `upper()`, `lower()`, and `len()`
    Input 
    name = input("Enter your name: ")
    Expected Output 
    Uppercase: JOHN
Lowercase: john
Length: 4
  2. Remove Extra Spaces (Easy)

    3. Given a string with leading and trailing spaces, remove them and print the cleaned sentence.

    Requirements

    • - Use the `strip()` method.
    Input 
    sentence = "   Python is fun!   "
    Expected Output 
    Cleaned Sentence: Python is fun!
  3. String Alignment (Easy)

    4. Align the word "Code" within a 20-character width using different alignments.

    Requirements

    • - Use `center()`, `ljust()`, and `rjust()`
    Input 
    word = "Code"
    Expected Output 
    Centered :        Code        
Left     : Code               
Right    :               Code
  4. String Slicing (Easy)

    5. Perform slicing on the string "Python Programming": - Extract and print the first 6 characters - Extract and print the last 11 characters - Extract and print characters from index 7 to 17

    Requirements

    • - Use slicing syntax with `[]`
    Input 
    text = "Python Programming"
    Expected Output 
    First 6 characters: Python
Last 11 characters: Programming
Characters 7 to 17: Programming
  5. String Formatting (Easy)

    6. Given name and age variables, print: "My name is Alice and I am 30 years old."

    Requirements

    • - Use f-strings or `format()` for string formatting.
    Input 
    name = "Alice"
age = 30
    Expected Output 
    My name is Alice and I am 30 years old.

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