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      • Part 03: Words & Letters >
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        • Multi-Line Strings
        • Adding & Multiplying Strings
        • Use what you have learned (part 03)
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        • Use what you have learned (part 04)
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Use what you have learned in part 03

Congratulations, you have learned all about strings in Python. You will be able to use this knowledge in just about any programming language.

Here is a console trinket with some examples of what we covered. Take a few minutes to play around, see what works and what doesn't. Try combining what you learned in the previous numbers and booleans lessons with your new knowledge about strings!

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