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Python: changing a string, based on it's original value
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To change a string based on its original value in Python, you can use string manipulation techniques or conditional statements. Here's an example to help you understand:
pythonoriginal_string = "Hello, World!"
# Option 1: Using string methods
modified_string = original_string.replace("Hello", "Hi")
print(modified_string) # Output: Hi, World!
# Option 2: Using conditional statements
if original_string == "Hello, World!":
modified_string = "Hi, Universe!"
else:
modified_string = original_string
print(modified_string) # Output: Hi, Universe!
In the first option, the replace()
method is used to substitute a portion of the original string with a new value. This method creates a new string with the modified content.
In the second option, a conditional statement is used to check if the original string matches a specific value. If it does, the modified string is assigned a new value; otherwise, it retains the original value.
You can adapt these approaches to fit your specific requirements and apply the desired modifications to the string based on its original value.