#print(len('goooooon')) #prints the length of a string, doesn't start as 0 like indexes # greet = 'helloooooooo' # print(greet[0:len(greet)]) # this will print the full variable as length of greet # # methods are similar to functions e.g. .format() is a method for strings # quote = 'to goon or not to goon' # print(quote.upper()) # capitalizes whole string into upper case # print(quote.capitalize()) # capitalizes just the start of the text # print(quote.find('goon')) #finds first occurence of a piece of text, here it returns 3 # print(quote.replace('goon', 'me')) # replaces all instances of first w/ second # print(quote) # as strings are immutable, this will return the original quote regardless of above changes # #Booleans # #bool #can only be true or false # name = 'goop' # is_cool = False # is_cool = True # print(bool(1))# 1 is true, 0 is false #Type conversion Exercise # name = 'goop gooperson' # age = 73 # relationship_status = 'single' # relationship_status = 'it\'s complicated' # # print(relationship_status) # somewhat clunky way to reassign status # birth_year = input('what year were you born? ') # age = 2026 - int(birth_year) # int to convert the string from input into an int for calculation # print(f'your age is: {age}') # f to format the entire output as a string # Password Checker Exercise # username = input('what is your username? ') # password = input('what is your password? ') # passwordlength = len(password) #int was not needed here, removed # hiddenpass = '*' * passwordlength # ok i actually did everything correctly based # print(f'{username}, your password {hiddenpass} is {passwordlength} letters long')