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7. Strings and formatting

Strings are str, and you’ll often build output using f-strings.

String methods

def main() -> None:
    raw = "  Alice  "
    cleaned = raw.strip().lower()
    println(cleaned)

F-strings (interpolation)

def main() -> None:
    name = "Alice"
    age = 30
    println(f"{name} age={age}")

Try it

  1. Normalize an input string with strip().lower().
  2. Build an output line using an f-string.
  3. Use one string method you didn’t use yet (for example upper()).
One possible solution 
def main() -> None:
    raw = "  Alice  "
    cleaned = raw.strip().lower()
    println(f"cleaned={cleaned}")
    println(cleaned.upper())

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