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Retired programmer, background in FORTRAN, C, C++, ksh &c, Perl
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 | This is Python 3.4.2 The documentation says that s2 = s1.strip('a') will strip out all the 'a' in s1. When I run it, only the leftmost character - and only if it is 'a' - is stripped. The default s2 = s1.strip() takes out all whitespace. PS: I understand that …  |
| | Perhaps you're looking into the history of programming languages? I found references to Quick Basic doing a web search. Perhaps that would be a good place to start. |
| | Re: Homework help Each function changes the string 'letters1' in place. You'll need to save the results of each function so that the next call gets the original string. |
| | I'm new to Python, but have a long background in Perl, Ksh &c, C, and others. """One of the different things about Python is the import statement. How do you tell where a function or class name should be imported from? Some are obvious, like sys and math, but others … |
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