Python str prefix

Python string prefix

f'Hello, {name}' is the same as 'Hello, {}'.format(name) # if name is 'Mark', this outputs 'Hello, Mark'
b'This string is a byte string, it is stored as bytes and not as characters'
u'This is a Unicode string and is redundant in python 3.3 and above'
r'This is a raw string, so \n will be read as \n and not as a newline'

Python str prefix

message = 'Python is fun'

# check if the message starts with Python
print(message.startswith('Python'))

# Output: True

Source: programiz.com

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