Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: stringsfuns
Version: 0.1
Summary: String functions
Home-page: UNKNOWN
Author: Thorati Jai Satya Sai Phanindra
Author-email: thoratiphanindra@gmail.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: # stringsfuns package
        
        # Author :- Thorati Jai Satya Sai Phanindra
        
        # This package consists of various functions or methods related to the strings 
        
        # In order to install this package , just type "pip install stringsfuns"
        
        # stringsfuns package consists of a total of 28 methods
        
        # length(string) -> gives the length of the string
        
        # uppercase(string) -> converts all characters of string to uppercase
        
        # lowercase(string) -> converts all characters of string to lowercase
        
        # title(string) -> let us consider string = "string method" ,then the output of this method will be "String Method"
        
        # swapping_case(string) -> let us consider string = "sTRINg" ,then the output of this method will be "StrinG"
        
        # starts(s,s1,pos) -> let us consider the s = "string" and s1="s" and pos=0 ,then the output of this method will be True ,here the starts       method checks whether the starting position of the s starts with s1 , if it starts with s1 it returns True or else it returns False , keep in mind that indexes in strings starts with 0
        
        # spliting_lines(s) -> let us consider the s="Hello world.My name is Rfg" ,then the output of this method will be a list which is equal to ["Hello world" , "My name is Rfg"]
        
        # counting_char(s,s1,start,end) -> let us consider the s="string" and s1="t" and start=0 and end=5 ,then the output of this method will be 1 ,here it counts the occurence of the s1 in s from start parameter value to end parameter value , keep in mind that indexes in strings starts with 0
        
        # finding(s,s1,start,end) -> let us consider the s="string" and s1="t" and start=0 and end=5 ,then the output of this method will be 1 , here it gives us the position of the s1 in s by considering the string "s" from start parameter value to end parameter value , keep in mind that indexes in strings starts with 0
        
        # comparison(s,s1) -> Here this method compares two strings s and s1 and return True if they both are equal or else False
        
        # concatenate(s,s1) -> Here this method concatenates two strings s and s1
        
        # copy(s) -> copies the string into another variable
        
        # reverse(s) -> reverses the string s
        
        # replace(s,s1,s2) -> let s="string" and s1="t" and s2="g" and this method replaces all s1 with s2 in s
        
        # capitalizes(s) -> let s="string" , then the output of this method will be "String"
        
        # multiply(s,n) -> Here this method multiplis the string n times
        
        # isalphanumeric(s) -> Returns True if the string s is alphanumeric
        
        # isalphabets(s) -> Returns True if all the string characters are alphabets
        
        # isdigits(s) -> Returns True if all the string characters are digits
        
        # isuppers(s) -> Returns True if all the string characters are in uppercase
        
        # islowers(s) -> Returns True if all the string characters are in lowercase
        
        # isspaces(s) -> Returns True if all the string characters are spaces
        
        # palindrome(s) -> Returns True if the string s is a palindrome
        
        # pangram(s) -> Returns True if the string s is a pangram
        
        # anagram(s,s1) -> Returns True if the string s and s1 are anagrams with respect to each other
        
        # alphaorder(s) -> Returns the string which is sorted from ascending to descending order according to alphabets
        
        # char_to_ascii(s) -> Returns a list of ascii values of each character of the string s
        
        # dec_to_char(s) -> Let us consider that you have given a list of ascii values to the method , then this method will convert all the ascii values into their respective characters and joins all the characters into a string and returns that string
        
        # Example:-
        
        # from stringsfuns import length
        # s='string'
        # a=length(s)
        # print(a)
        
        # Output:- 
        # 6
        
        # I hope that the package stringsfuns helps you a lot
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Requires-Python: >=3.6
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