#python strings are surrounded by either single or double quotes.
name = "SUN"
print name[0]  #-> this will print the first letter on my name . eg, S

print name[1:2] #-> this will print out the element between S and N, and that is U.

x = " David"
print (x.strip()) #-> this will remove the white space on the first letter from our element.

#converting text to lower cases...
print (x.lower())
#converting text to upper cases...
print (x.upper())
#python strings are surrounded by either single or double quotes.
name = "SUN"
print name[0]  #-> this will print the first letter on my name . eg, S

print name[1:2] #-> this will print out the element between S and N, and that is U.

x = " David"
print (x.strip()) #-> this will remove the white space on the first letter from our element.

#converting text to lower cases...
print (x.lower())
#converting text to upper cases...
print (x.upper())
#python strings are surrounded by either single or double quotes. #-> this will print the first letter on my name . eg, S #-> this will print out the element between S and N, and that is U. #-> this will remove the white space on the first letter from our element. #converting text to lower cases... #converting text to upper cases...