In Python, a string is defined as a sequence of characters enclosed in either single or double or triple quotes.
The characters can be alphabets of any language or symbols. Strings are also called str in short.
You can perform many different operations on strings. You can access each character in a string using its position in the string. You can also join two or more strings together to create a longer string. To concatenate strings, we use a + symbol between the two strings.
Let’s look at the syntax for these operations.
Defining a variable ‘Text’ and setting its value.
Text = “This is a string variable.”
2. Accessing the first letter of the ‘Text’ variable. The value printed will be T.
print(Text[0])
3. Defining a second variable ‘Text2’ and joining it to ‘Text’. The value printed will be “This is a string variable. This is a second variable.”
Text2 = “This is a second variable.”
print (Text+Text2)
