Count() method in Python String Module:
count method returns the number of a specified value or word which occurs multiple times in the string. It gives the number of the word or substring which is repeatedly used in the string.
Syntax:
str.count()Parameters:
It has 3 arguments which are substring, start and end. Here start and end are optional arguments.
- Substring: This is used in the string where the count is to be identified.
- Start: This index is used at the start of the string from where the count has to be taken
- End: This index is used at the end of the string, where the count has to be ended.
Example-1:
Count() method by using only substring.
txt = "I love Switzerland. Switzerland is in Europe. Switzerland is famous for chocolates, Alps mountains are in Switzerland"
x = txt.count ("Switzerland")
print(x)
Output:
Example-2:
Count() method by using substring, start and end arguments.
txt = "I love Switzerland. Switzerland is in Europe. Switzerland is famous for chocolates, Alps mountains are in Switzerland"
x = txt.count("Switzerland",8,78)
print(x)
Output:
