string center() in python
The center() method creates and returns a new string which is padded with the specified character.
Syntax:
string.center(length[, fillchar]) Parameters: length: length of the string after padding with the characters. fillchar:(optional) characters which needs to be padded. If it's not provided, space is taken as default argument. Returns: returns a string padded with specified fillchar and it doesn't modify the original string.
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# Python program to illustrate # string center() in python string = "geeks for geeks" new_string = string.center(24) # here filchar not provided so takes space by default. print "After padding String is: ", new_string |
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Output:
After padding String is: geeks for geeks
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# Python program to illustrate # string center() in python string = "geeks for geeks" new_string = string.center(24, '*') # here fillchar is provided print "After padding String is:", new_string |
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Output:
After padding String is: ****geeks for geeks*****
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