Let’s play with builtin types¶

type int, float, bool, str
type sequence list, tuple
type dict
list.append
dict…
strings
formating

The prompt is a calculator¶

>>> x = 1
>>> y =2
>>> x > y
False
>>> x == y
False
>>> x != y
True

The strings¶

>>> s = "bla bla"
'bla bla'
>>> s = 'bla bla'
'bla bla'
>>> s = " 'bli bli' "
>>> s
" 'bli bli' "
>>> s = """ sdfsdf "bla bla" sdfsdf"""
>>> s
' sdfsdf "bla bla" sdfsdf'
>>>
>>> s = "bla bla"
>>> m = "hu hu"
>>> s + m
'bla blahu hu'
>>> m * 3
'hu huhu huhu hu'
>>>
>>> len(m)
5
>>>
>>> m[3]
'h'
>>> m[3:5]
'hu'
>>>

play with lower(), upper(), strip(), title() index(), find(), replace()

String templating¶

>>> s = "ssdfsdf {0} sdfsdfsdf {1}".format("blah", "blih")

>>> s= 'a'
>>> t = "abc"
>>> t.startswith("a")
True
>>> l = ['a', 'b', 'c']
>>> "-".join(l)
'a-b-c'
>>>