Strings_in_Python.py

# Printing a multi-line string using triple quotes.
# The text 'hello' will be on the first line and 'world' on the second line, indented.
print('''hello 
      world''')

# Assigning the integer 123 to the variable 'number'.
number = 123

# Converting the integer 'number' to a string and then printing it.
# Output will be '123' as a string.
print(str(number))

# Printing the integer value of 'number' directly.
# Output will be 123 as an integer.
print(number)

# Assigning the string 'world' to the variable 'stringname'.
stringname = 'world'

# Assigning the string 'world1' to the variable 'stringname1'.
stringname1 = 'world1'

# Printing the second character ('o') of the string stored in 'stringname'.
# In Python, string indexing starts at 0.
print(stringname[1])

# Concatenating 'stringname' and 'stringname1' with a space in between and printing.
# Output will be 'world world1'.
print(stringname + " " + stringname1)