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How to remove first few characters from string in python

Python string cut first n characters

# string [start:end:step]
string = "freeCodeCamp"
print(string[0:len(string)-1])		# freeCodeCam
print(string[0:5])		            # freeC
print(string[2:6])		            # eeCo
print(string[-1])		            # p
print(string[-5:])		            # eCamp
print(string[1:-4])                 # reeCode
print(string[-5:-2])	            # eCa
print(string[::2])		            # feCdCm

Source: freecodecamp.org

How to remove first few characters from string in python

a_string = "abcde"

sliced = a_string[2:]
Remove first 2 characters

print(sliced)

Source: kite.com

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