What is the use of str in python?

Question

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Answer 1

The str() function of Python returns the string version of the object.
Syntax: str(object, encoding=’utf-8?, errors=’strict’) Parameters:
object: The object whose string representation is to be returned.
encoding: Encoding of the given object.
errors: Response when decoding fails.
Returns: String version of the given object

# Python program to demonstrate

# strings

# Empty string

s = str()

print(s)

# String with values

s = str("GFG")

print(s)

Answer 2

Vishal Mourya
In python function str() is used to convert the specified value into a string.

Answer 3

Thanks

Answer 4

Vishal Mourya

str is a short name of string which is a function in python which takes 1 parameter.

number = 10

string = str(number)

Now number is converted into string, you can check using type function like this : print(type(string))

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Answer 5

Thanks

Answer 6

Vishal Mourya check my shared code

Answer 7

In python, str is an object (string), its a set of characters and it has a lot of functions. You can use it for eg.
str(20) -> "20"
str([20, 40]) -> "[20, 40]"
For more info you can try this:
help(str)

Answer 8

str refers to string is a sequence of character enclosed in either single quotes double quotes or triple quotes

Answer 9

In python str() is used to convert a particular value into string type.

Answer 10

str() in pythn convert any value to string
Example

Num = 5
// now its an integer you can test it
print(type(Num))

Num2 = str(Num)
print(type(Num2))
// u see the dff

Answer 11

Thanks

Answer 12

Thank you

Answer 13

It's give output in string format

Answer 14

Thanks to all

Answer 15

In python how to use str,int in one program