Print(“Before splitting, the String is: “, my_string)
Let’s see some examples of splitting the string by passing some arguments.Įxample 1: my_string = “Apple,Orange,Mango” In the above example, we have used the split() function to split the string without any arguments. If no separators are defined, then it will split the given string and whitespace will be used by default.Įxample 1: my_string = “Welcome to Python” Python split() method is used to split the string into chunks, and it accepts one argument called separator.Ī separator can be any character or a symbol. In order to perform split operations on strings, Python provides us with a built-in function called split(). If you would have worked on Strings in any programming languages, then you might know about concatenation (combining the strings) and String split is just the opposite of it. String is: Hello Python What is String Split?Īs the name itself explains String split means splitting or breaking the given String into smaller pieces. Strings are declared using double quotes (“ “) or single quotes (‘ ‘). We call this method as encoding and the reverse process is called decoding, and encoding is done based on the ASCII. The computer doesn’t understand any of these characters or Strings, rather it understands only binary numbers i.e.
A character can be anything like symbols, alphabets, numbers etc. The sequence of characters is called String. Everything is an Object in Python, hence even String is treated as an object in Python.
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