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Chapter 5, Problem 1D
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Given initial statements:
s1 = “spam”
s2 = “ni!”
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b)
Result:
- Here the expression is “3 * s1 + 2 * s2”.
- In the result, the string “s1” ȁ...
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c)
Result:
- Here the expression is “s1[1]”...
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d)
Result:
- Here the expression is “s1[1:3]”...
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e)
Result:
- Here the expression is “s1[2] + s2[:2]”.
- In the result, it will print the character...
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f)
Result:
- Here the expression is “s1 + s2[-1]”.
- In the result, the first ...
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g)
Result:
- Here the expression is “s1.upper()”...
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h)
Result:
- Here the expression is “s2.upper().ljust(4) * 3.
- In the result, all the characte...
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