[Solved] string type in python language [closed]

Question

Python strings are immutable. Any operation that appears to be changing a string’s length is actually returning a new string.

Definately not your third option — a string can start out arbitrary long but can’t later change it’s length. Your option 1 sounds closest.

You may find the Strings subsection of this web page helpful. Even in a language where strings can, in general, change length, that may not be true of all strings, depending on where they originate (e.g. code text) or how they are declared.

Accepted Answer

Python strings are immutable. Any operation that appears to be changing a string’s length is actually returning a new string.

Definately not your third option — a string can start out arbitrary long but can’t later change it’s length. Your option 1 sounds closest.

You may find the Strings subsection of this web page helpful. Even in a language where strings can, in general, change length, that may not be true of all strings, depending on where they originate (e.g. code text) or how they are declared.