Method Name:
endswith
Method Signature:
endswith(suffix[, start[, end]])
Method Overview:
- The endswith() function of str class in Python checks whether a string ends with a specified suffix.
- The method can be passed of a tuple of suffixes instead of just one suffix.
- The method returns True if the string ends with the specified suffix or one of the specified suffixes; returns False otherwise.
- The method can be specified of start and stop indexes. If specified, the method will start and stop the search for the suffix from those positions.
Example:
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sampleText = "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day" endWord = "day" endWords = ("day", "summer's day") endsWithWord = sampleText.endswith(endWord)
print("Does the sample text has the suffix:{}".format(endsWithWord))
endsWithWords = sampleText.endswith(endWords) print("Does the sample text has one of the suffixes:{}".format(endsWithWords)) |
Output:
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Does the sample text has the suffix:True Does the sample text has one of the suffixes:True |