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Strings are not like integers, floats, and booleans. A string is a sequence, which means it is an ordered collection of other values. In this chapter you’ll see how to access the characters that make up a string, and you’ll learn about some of the methods strings provide.

8.1: A string is a sequence
8.2: len
8.3: Traversal with a for loop
8.4: String slices
8.5: Strings are immutable
8.6: Searching
8.7: Looping and counting
8.8: String methods
8.9: The in operator
8.10: String comparison
8.11: Debugging
8.12: Glossary
8.13: Exercises

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