PYTHON

python strip

# removes outside whitespace/characters
'  hey  '.strip()     # "hey"
'  hey  '.lstrip()    # "hey  "
'  hey  '.rstrip()    # "  hey"
'_.hey__'.strip('._') # "hey"

python strip

txt = "  test    "

txt.strip()
#Output: "test"

txt.lstrip()
#Output: "test    "

txt.rstrip()
#Output: "  test"

strip in python

txt = "     banana     "
x = txt.strip()
#x will be "banana"

str.strip() method python

txt = ",,,,,11222.....banana....444"
x = txt.strip(",1432.") 
# Note: all .strip("1,234."), .strip("41,.2") etc will give same result
// so whatever char u wanna strip write it once inside string in any order.
// had there been 3 it would also be stripped
print(x)
// prints banana
txt = ",,,,,11222.3....banana....444"
x = txt.strip(",1425.")
print(x) //prints 3....banana

# NOTE: "   apoo  ".strip() ->if no arg is passed to strip()
#                             then all whitespaces at start
#                             and end of str are stripped

strip()

txt = ",,,,,rrttgg.....banana....rrr"
x = txt.strip(",.grt")
#outputs banana
print(x)

How do I use strip function in python?

'''
to use the split function, will have to ask the user for their email address, and we will
try to split the "@"
x = input("Email should contain @: ")
romeo = x.split('@')
print(romeo)

python strip()

a = "  smurf   "

a = a.strip()
#remove space at begining and end of string
print(a)
#smurf

python strip function

name = " softhunt.net "

print(name)

print(name.strip())

python string: .strip()

# Мөрний эхэн ба төгсгөлийн тэмдэгтүүдийг арилгахын тулд .strip() аргыг ашиглаж болно.
# Мөрийн аргументыг арга руу дамжуулж, арилгах тэмдэгтүүдийн багцыг зааж өгч болно.
# Аргын аргумент байхгүй бол хоосон зай арилна.

text1 = '   apples and oranges   '
text1.strip()       # => 'apples and oranges'
 
text2 = '...+...lemons and limes...-...'
 
# Here we strip just the "." characters
text2.strip('.')    # => '+...lemons and limes...-'
 
# Here we strip both "." and "+" characters
text2.strip('.+')   # => 'lemons and limes...-'
 
# Here we strip ".", "+", and "-" characters
text2.strip('.+-')  # => 'lemons and limes'

strip function in python

lol = '     lol   '
print(lol)
# normal output =      lol   
lol = '     lol    ' 
print(lol.strip)
# strip output = lol
# Cool right

strip function in python

lol = '     lol   '
print(lol)
# normal output =      lol   
lol = '     lol    ' 
print(lol.strip())
# strip output = lol
# Cool right

Simple example of python strip function

string = "softhunt.net"

print(string)

print(string.strip())

print(string.strip('softhunt'))