Python String Replace() Method

Description

Python string replace() method is another inbuilt function in Python Programming that is responsible to return the copy of all the strings where each occurrence of the substring has been necessarily replaced for another substring. The replace() method in Python String thus replaces the specific phrase with some other specified phrase. The Python string replace() method also does not change the original string

Syntax

Here is the syntax for min() method:

min(str)

Parameters

• str - This is the string where min alphabetical character shall be returned.

Return Value

This method is responsible for returning the min alphabetical character from within the string str.

Example

The example below shows the usage of min() method.

#!/usr/bin/python

str = "this-is-real-string-example....wow!!!";
print "Min character: " + min(str)

str = "this-is-a-string-example....wow!!!";
print "Min character: " + min(str)

When the above program is made to run, it produces the following result:

Min character: !
Min character: !

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