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Python Break and Continue Keywords

Data Structure and Data Types

Python Data Types and Data Structure

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String

Python Modify String

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List

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Tuple

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Set

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Dictionary

Python Dictionary

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Python Dictionary Comprehension

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Functions / Methods

Python Functions

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Advance

Python Classes and Objects

Python Inheritance

Python Types Of Inheritance

Python Shallow Copy and Deep Copy

Exception Handling

Python Exception Handling

Python Custom Exception

Python Exception Types

Python String Concatenation

String Concatenation

Using the plus + operator, you can combine two string texts.

Example

a = "Hello "
b = "world"
print(a + b)

Hello world

As you can see in the output, we concatenate two string texts using the plus (+) operator.

Python Modify String

Python Concatenate String

Python Format String

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