string formatting.py

name = "AREEB SIDDIQUI"
message= "Hello"
M2=input("Please enter your name: ")
print("{},{} the person written name on your terminal is {}".format(message,name,M2))
#string formating example for python 2.7
name = "AREEB SIDDIQUI (3.6)"
print(f"{message},{name} the person written his name on your terminal is {M2}")
#string formating example for python 3.6

#INDEXING OF STRING
ALIVE='AREEB SIDDIQUI'
#ALIVE[0]='A' ALIVE[1]='R' ALIVE[2]='E' ALIVE[3]='E' ALIVE[4]='B' ALIVE[5]=' ' ALIVE[6]='S' ALIVE[7]='I' ALIVE[8]='D' ALIVE[9]='D' ALIVE[10]='I' ALIVE[11]='Q' ALIVE[12]='U' ALIVE[13]='I'
#ALIVE[-1]='I' ALIVE[-2]='U' ALIVE[-3]='Q' ALIVE[-4]='I' ALIVE[-5]='D' ALIVE[-6]='D' ALIVE[-7]='I' ALIVE[-8]='S' ALIVE[-9]=' ' ALIVE[-10]='B' ALIVE[-11]='E' ALIVE[-12]='E' ALIVE[-13]='R' ALIVE[-14]='A'
#PRINT(ALIVE[START:END:SKIP])
print(ALIVE[0])   #A

#EXAMPLE
for i in range(0,len(ALIVE)):
    print(ALIVE[i],end=' ')
break
    #EXAMPLE FOR CONCATINATION
NAME='AREEB'
NAME1='SIDDIQUI'
NAME2=NAME +NAME1
print(NAME2)