This built-in method will turn the first character to upper case.

Takes in no parameters.

capitalize()

Returns the number of occurrences of a provided string.

Parameters: value (required, string value to search for), start (optional, integer position to start searching or else the default is 0), end (optional, integer position to end the search or else the default is the end of the string).

count(value, start, end)

Centers the string; parameters: length of the returned string (required), the character to fill the missing space(s) on each side of the string (optional, default is " ")

center(length, character)

* capitalize()
* center()
* count()
* endswith()
* find()
* format()
* index()


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Strings are created in Python by surrounding text in single, double, or triple quotes. They are arrays of bytes which represent Unicode characters. 

Unlike languages such as Java and C++, there isn't a character data type and therefore, to represent 1 character you would have a string with length 1.

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