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Does python have a 'contains' substring method?


Asked by Larry Sanders on Dec 12, 2021 FAQ



No python doesn't have a 'contains' substring method. Instead you could use either of the below 2 methods: Python has a keyword 'in' for finding if a string is a substring of another string. For example, If you also need the first index of the substring, you can use find (substr) to find the index.
Also,
No python doesn't have a 'contains' substring method. Instead you could use either of the below 2 methods: Python has a keyword 'in' for finding if a string is a substring of another string. For example, If you also need the first index of the substring, you can use find (substr) to find the index.
Additionally, Python has a keyword 'in' for finding if a string is a substring of another string. For example, If you also need the first index of the substring, you can use find (substr) to find the index.
One may also ask,
The return type of this method is therefore a boolean, so it will return either a True, or a False. As to how we can call this method, we use it on a string object, to check if another string is within this string object. This will check if str_object contains the string another_string, with the return value being stored to ret.
In fact,
String does not contain target Using Python String contains () as a Class method We can also use this as a class method on the str class, and use two arguments instead of one. ret = str.__contains__ (str1, str2)