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Friends here

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we are going to discuss two more very, very important string

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operations in your real time.

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They are like 'strip' and 'split'.

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So to explain this

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let me open our first of all command line, then let me enter

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into my Python command line.

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Let's say I have a string called

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New Text

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"Python", okay. Then let me simply print your 'x',

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and by mistake instead of defining in this way

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I have given some " python",

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unnecessarily I provide a space before starting your string,

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and that space is preserving even while printing your output.

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But while printing if there is any space, maybe at starting

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side of your given string, or at the ending side of your given

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string, like unwantedly I provide that, or by mistake

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I have given that space.

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I want to remove that in case if there is a space either

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side of your given string, I mean towards left side

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and towards right side.

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See that. First observe that. You're getting your space here

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and here, right. Now

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let me do 'x.strip'.

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Now see the output. You don't have any space on the output side.

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So 'x.strip' will remove by default if there is any space

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towards left, or towards right side, or extreme sides. Only

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starting or at the ending, that space we'll remove by your

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'strip' operation. Actually by default 'strip' will remove the

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space but I want to remove something like, let's say I have

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a string now called in this way, "python". Now, I want to remove

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letter "p" or letter "n"

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from your given string. Because "p" is there at the starting

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side I want to remove that "p", then I can do 'x.strip'.

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See that. "p" is removing. Or I want to remove "n". Now see that

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"n" is removing. But if I want to remove something called "t",

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it won't do because "t" is not there either at starting side

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or at ending side.

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So if any character or word, if it is there either at starting

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side or at ending side of your given string then that will

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remove. Let's say I'm going to take "python scripting is easy".

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Now what I want to do is I want to remove "easy", then

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'x.strip'. If "easy" is there either at starting side or at ending

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side then that will remove.

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Yes, it is removing.

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Right. Now suppose if you are given string is in this way.

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Now I want to remove "python" only towards right side, not at

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the starting side. This "python"

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I don't want to remove. I want to remove only this "python",

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this is at right side, right?

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So that's why what you have to do is simply 'print(x.strip,

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'rightstrip', 'rstrip', remove "python". See the output.

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It is removed. It is removing only at right side. If I remove and if I play

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simply 'strip' operation it is going to remove your "python"

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both the sides.

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So same way you can remove your particular word

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even at left side also by doing 'lstrip'.

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So 'strip', 'lstrip', 'rstrip'. Right. Fine.

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Now, let's say I have a string called

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"python", something in this way. Okay.

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Now I want to remove "./i". Directly I can do it 'x.strip'.

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So that result I want to store into 'x' itself, suppose

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'x = x.strip'.

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I want to remove './i', If anything is there either

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at starting side or at ending side, and that result again

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I stored into my 'x'. See that.

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And let's say I have in this way string "python".

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Okay.

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Now something called

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"yy"

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So I want to remove letter "p" and "y" in sequence.

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I mean, first I can do 'x.strip', because of this you are

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going to remove "p", and again on the same operation

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I can do one more '.' operation, that is "y".

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See that.

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So I mean multiple times you can apply '.strip'

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operation or combination of

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'strip' and 'rstrip' or even 'lstrip'

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also you can apply.

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Likewise you can do any number of times '.strip', '.strip',

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okay, based on requirement.

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You just try to remember the functionality of the '.strip'

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operation on your given string.

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Okay. While writing our real-time scripts there we will see

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how to use effectively this 'strip' operation.

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Now, let me go with the next operation,

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that is 'split'.

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So if I do simply 'x.split'. See the output.

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Wherever space is there, right, there

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it is splitting your given string.

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So two places you have a space,

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that's why the given string is getting into three parts.

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First part, second part, third part.

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Right. Actually, this format is called a 'list'.

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We have a data structure called 'list' there we'll discuss in

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depth with 'list' operations.

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As of now just observe 'x.split' will give you a 'list'

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output. And how it is going to split? Based on space by default.

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But I want to split a given string where a word called

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"is" is there. Now see the output. Wherever "is" is there, there

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it is going to split. Now as of now you have only one "is" that is why

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this is one part, and this is one part. You are getting two parts -

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first part, second part.

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Let's say your 'x' is in this way, "and it is very popular".

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Now in this case if I split with "is" you have "is"

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here and here, so two places you have. You will get three parts -

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first part, second part, third part. You're going to get a list

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which consists of three values. See the output.

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first value, second value, and then third value?

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Right. So guys

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these are the very, very important operations in your real-time -

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'strip' and 'split'. Okay.

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Okay guys, thank you for watching this video.

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