1 Answer. There's no difference. split() ignores whitespace on the ends of the input by default. People call strip() first either because they think it's clearer or because they don't know this behavior of split() .
1:186:19Confused by Python's "split" and "strip" string methods? - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipYou can use any string you want the key thing though is that split always returns a list of strings.MoreYou can use any string you want the key thing though is that split always returns a list of strings. And it removes. Whatever character you've used there as the delimiter.
The strip() method in-built function of Python is used to remove all the leading and trailing spaces from a string. Parameter: chars(optional): Character or a set of characters, that needs to be removed from the string.
The Python split() method divides a string into a list. Values in the resultant list are separated based on a separator character. The separator is a whitespace by default. Common separators include white space and commas.
Python strip functions remove characters or white spaces from the beginning or end of a string. The strip functions are strip(), lstrip(), and rstrip(). They remove characters from both ends of a string, the beginning only, and the end only. Python strip() can also remove quotes from the ends of a string.
So, in conclusion Tony in the MCU has had at least six AI options. JARVIS, FRIDAY, JOCASTA, TADASHI and the two discs whose names are not shown.
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