Fill in the blanks to replace all '!' characters in str with a dot '.' x = str. replace (' ', ' ')

Question

anyone explain this question .?
i couldn't understand the statement plz explain it .. how it is solved .. i lose 3 lives heart on this question unfortunately...

Answer 1

There it asking to fill the blanks with correct answer.

ex: str.replace( existing_word, replace_word) will return a new string with all words having "existing_word" , will be replaced by "replace_word". So it will new string having "replace_word", inplaces of "existing_word".

for ex:
s1 = "abcda"
s2 = s.replace("a", "z")

now s2 will be having value "zbcdz".
#all "a" is replaced by "z".

So can you now guess the correct answer of your question?

hope it helps...

Answer 2

No
x = str.replace('!', '.')

No space and '!' is gets replaced with dot(.). *"Check the output.
1st argument('!') , is old word and is replaced by 2nd argument word ('.') is new word will appears..

Answer 3

I guess x = str. replave(' .', '!')
Is this true?

Answer 4

Yes, is true

Answer 5

replace*