Python String endswith() Method
Python String endswith()
The endswith() method checks whether the specified string matches the end of the given string or not.
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Parameter Values
| Value | Type | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| value | Required | Specifies the value to check if the string ends with. |
| start | Optional | Specifies the index position to start the search. Default value is 0. |
| end | Optional | Specifies the index position to end the search. Default value is the length of the given string (txt). |
Return Value
| Value | Explanation |
|---|---|
| True | If the specified string matches the end of the given string. |
| False | If the specified string does not matches the end of the given string. |
More Examples
Check if position 2 to 4 ends with the phrase "th":
Note: The endswith() method will include the start index value but exclude the end index value.
In the following example, the index value of 2(t) and the index value of 3(h) is considered but not the index value of 3 (o).
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