<ul><li>Python provides the .strip() method to remove characters from the beginning and end of a string.</li><li>To remove characters from only one side of a string, use .lstrip() or .rstrip().</li><li>You can pass a string of characters to .strip(), .lstrip(), or .rstrip(). This tells Python what characters to remove.</li><li>NOTE: This does not remove the exact sequence “///”. Instead, it removes all instances of the characters '/' from…</li></ul>

How to Strip Characters From a Python String

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