Python Coding Challange - Question with Answer (01260625)

 

s.find("z") – What does it do?

The .find() method in Python is used to search for a substring in a string.
It returns:

• The index of the first occurrence of the substring if found.

• -1 if the substring is not found.

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 In this case:

s = "python"
s.find("z") # Looking for the letter 'z' in the string "python"

• The string "python" does not contain the letter "z".

• So, .find("z") returns **-1**.

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✅ Final Output:

-1

 Summary:

• .find("z") didn’t find 'z' in 'python'.

• It returned -1 to indicate "not found."

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