Beginner · 10 min
Working with text
Clean up text, change its case, and count characters.
Clean and change text
A method is called after a dot. strip() removes whitespace from both ends. lower() returns lowercase text. These methods return new strings; assign the result to keep it.
label = " HELLO "
clean = label.strip()
print(clean.lower())Output
hello
Count characters
len() returns the number of characters in this example. Spaces count too. upper() returns uppercase text.
word = "hello"
print(len(word))
print(word.upper())Output
5 HELLO
Working with text
- Compare the original text with the cleaned result.
- Count the characters before running the example.
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Clean a label
Clean raw with strip() and lower(). Store the result in label and display it. The output must be python.
You can call lower() on the result of raw.strip().