Python String endswith() Method
Python String endswith() method returns True if a string ends with the given suffix otherwise returns False.
Syntax:
str.endswith(suffix, start, end)
Parameters:
- suffix: Suffix is nothing but a string that needs to be checked.
- start: Starting position from where suffix is needed to be checked within the string.
- end: Ending position + 1 from where suffix is needed to be checked within the string.
Note: If start and end index is not provided then by default it takes 0 and length -1 as starting and ending indexes where ending index is not included in our search.
Returns:
It returns True if the string ends with the given suffix otherwise return False.
Example 1: Working of endswith() method Without start and end Parameters
Python
# Python code shows the working of # .endswith() function text = "geeks for geeks." # returns False result = text.endswith('for geeks') print (result) # returns True result = text.endswith('geeks.') print (result) # returns True result = text.endswith('for geeks.') print (result) # returns True result = text.endswith('geeks for geeks.') print (result) |
Output:
False True True True
Example 2: Working of endswith() method With start and end Parameters
Python
# Python code shows the working of # .endswith() function text = "geeks for geeks." # start parameter: 10 result = text.endswith('geeks.', 10) print(result) # Both start and end is provided # start: 10, end: 16 - 1 # Returns False result = text.endswith('geeks', 10, 16) print result # returns True result = text.endswith('geeks', 10, 15) print result |
Output:
True True False
