11. String Variable

• Store strings as names and general text

• We call strings a sequence of symbols such as letters, numbers, punctuation marks, etc.

• To differentiate its commands from a string, we use quotation marks at the beginning and end

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• Note that there is no problem using spaces to separate words

• A string has an associated length

• We can obtain the size through the len function built into Python

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• We can access the characters in the string using an integer to represent their position in the string

• This number is called an index and we start counting from zero

• We access the character providing the index between brackets []

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• Caution: we cannot access an index greater than the amount of characters in the string

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