Reference Materials
Created with over a decade of experience.
Certification Courses
Created with over a decade of experience and thousands of feedback.
Python String Methods
- Python String capitalize()
- Python String center()
- Python String casefold()
- Python String count()
- Python String endswith()
- Python String expandtabs()
- Python String encode()
- Python String find()
- Python String format()
- Python String index()
- Python String isalnum()
- Python String isalpha()
- Python String isdecimal()
- Python String isdigit()
- Python String isidentifier()
- Python String islower()
- Python String isnumeric()
- Python String isprintable()
- Python String isspace()
- Python String istitle()
- Python String isupper()
- Python String join()
- Python String ljust()
- Python String rjust()
- Python String lower()
- Python String upper()
- Python String swapcase()
- Python String lstrip()
- Python String rstrip()
- Python String strip()
- Python String partition()
- Python String maketrans()
- Python String rpartition()
- Python String translate()
- Python String replace()
- Python String rfind()
- Python String rindex()
- Python String split()
- Python String rsplit()
- Python String splitlines()
- Python String startswith()
- Python String title()
- Python String zfill()
- Python String format_map()
Python String rpartition()
The syntax of rpartition() is:
string.rpartition(separator)
rpartition() Parameters()
rpartition() method takes a string parameter separator that separates the string at the last occurrence of it.
Return Value from rpartition()
rpartition() method returns a 3-tuple containing:
- the part before the separator, separator parameter, and the part after the separator if the separator parameter is found in the string
- two empty strings, followed by the string itself if the separator parameter is not found
Example: How rpartition() works?
string = "Python is fun"
# 'is' separator is found
print(string.rpartition('is '))
# 'not' separator is not found
print(string.rpartition('not '))
string = "Python is fun, isn't it"
# splits at last occurence of 'is'
print(string.rpartition('is'))
Output
('Python ', 'is ', 'fun')
('', '', 'Python is fun')
('Python is fun, ', 'is', "n't it")
Also Read:
Did you find this article helpful?