String in Python (10)

The center() method in Python is used to center a string within a specified width. The method takes two arguments: width, which is required and specifies the width of the string, and fillbyte, which is optional and specifies the character to be added to the left and right sides of the string. If fillbyte is not provided, a space is used by default. The ljust() method is used to left-justify a string within a specified width, adding a specified character to the right side of the string. The rjust() method is used to right-justify a string within a specified width, adding a specified character to the left side of the string. Both ljust() and rjust() take two arguments: width and fillbyte, with fillbyte defaulting to a space if not provided. The width argument specifies the width of the string, and the fillbyte argument specifies the character to be added to the string. The methods can be used with strings that have leading or trailing spaces. The output of the methods can be seen by printing the resulting strings. The methods can be used to format strings in a variety of ways, depending on the specified width and fillbyte.