String partition() in Python
The partition() method splits the string at the first occurrence of the separator and returns a tuple containing the part the before separator, separator and the part after the separator. Here separator is a string which is given has the argument.
Syntax:
string.partition(separator)Parameters:
The partition() method takes a separator(a string) as the argument that separates the string at the first occurrence of it.Returns:
Returns a tuple which contains the part before the separator, separator parameter, and the part after the separator if the separator parameter is found in the string.
Returns a tuple which contains string itself and two empty strings if the separator parameter is not found.
CODE 1
string = "pawan is a good" # 'is' separator is found print(string.partition('is ')) # 'not' separator is not found print(string.partition('bad ')) string = "pawan is a good, isn't it" # splits at first occurence of 'is' print(string.partition('is')) |
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Output:
('pawan ', 'is ', 'a good')
('pawan is a good', '', '')
('pawan ', 'is', " a good, isn't it")
CODE2
string = "geeks is a good" # 'is' separator is found print(string.partition('is ')) # 'not' separator is not found print(string.partition('bad ')) string = "geeks is a good, isn't it" # splits at first occurence of 'is' print(string.partition('is')) |
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Output:
('geeks ', 'is ', 'a good')
('geeks is a good', '', '')
('geeks ', 'is', " a good, isn't it")
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