[Tutor] String method "strip()" not working
I am trying to learn how to use strip() method. It is supposed to cut out
all the whitespace as I read in the tutorial. But the code is not working.
Here's my code:
sentence = "Hello, how are you?"
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>> print(sentence)
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>> print(sentence.strip())
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>> input("\n\nPress enter key to exit.")
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Here's it's output:
Hello, how are you?
> Hello, how are you?
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> Press enter key to exit.
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Both results are same.
P.S.: I am using Python 3.1 IDLE on Windows 7.
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