A list is a sequence of values while a string is a sequence of characters.But, a list of characters is not a string.
We can convert a string to a list of characters using list function,
s = "CloudxLab"
l = list(s)
print (l)
It prints the list as ['C', 'l', 'o', 'u', 'd', 'x', 'L', 'a', 'b']
The list function splits a string into individual letters. Suppose, if we want to break a long string into words we can use split function to create a list of words,
s = "I am learning Python at CloudxLab"
sp = s.split()
print (sp)
It prints the list of words in s as ['I', 'am', 'learning', 'Python', 'at', 'CloudxLab']
We can also split the string on the basis of a certain character or a substring called as a delimiter. It is an optional argument for the split function.
s = "I am learning Python at CloudxLab"
sp = s.split("am")
print(sp)
It splits the string considering "am" as a pivot and prints a list of remaining substrings as
['I ', ' learning Python at CloudxLab']
What if there are more than one "am" in the original string? Try that in the notebook.
We can join the split strings using join function,
delimiter = "am"
print(delimiter.join(sp))
It adds the pivot between the words in the list and prints the original string I am learning Python at CloudxLab
str_list_func that takes a string argumentl and g in leaning should be interchanged with each other and rest of the letters in that word should remain at their position only
(learning will become gearninl)Sample Input: 'I am learning Python at CloudxLab'
Sample Output: 'I ma gearninl nythoP ta bloudxLaC'
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