Python String endswith() Method
By Lenin Mishra
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The endswith()
method in Python returns True
if the string ends with the specified value, otherwise, returns False
.
It is not case sensitive.
Syntax of endswith()
method
string.endswith(value, start, end)
value: Value to check if the string endswith(Required)
start: The integer position to start the search. Default is 0.(Optional)
end: The integer position to end the search. Default is the end of the string.(Optional)
Example 1
Code
str1 = "Pylenin makes videos on Python"
print(str1.endswith('Python'))
print(str1.endswith('videos'))
Output
True
False
Example 2 - Check for case sensitivity
Code
str1 = "Pylenin makes videos on Python"
print(str1.endswith('python'))
Output
False
Example 3 - Check within specified positions of a string
Code
str1 = "Pylenin makes videos on Python"
# Check between position 5 and 10
print(str1.endswith('Python', 5, 10))
print(f"It occurs at position - {str1.find('Python')}")
Output
False
It occurs at position - 24
Check out other commonly used Python string methods.
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