Strings
Coding: Introduction to Python v3, topic 2.1.2
Strings
Strings are a special case of an array or list, where each element is a character. There are many methods we can apply to them:

Concatenation
- Concatenation is joining two strings together.
- This can be done with the + sign. E.g:
- "Hello " + "World" = "Hello World".

Accessing a character
- Remember, strings are just lists. So we can access a specific character in the exact same way as we access a list element:
- string[3] would get the fourth character.

Length of a string
- The length of a string is given by the len function:
- len("Hello") would give 5.

Substrings
- A substring is a part of a longer string.
- In Python we take a substring using:
- stringname[startPos:endPos]
- This takes a substring starting at the 'startPos'th character, and finishing at the 'endPos'th character.
Test yourself on Strings
What is concatenation?