>>> s.strip()<br /> ‘Hello World From Pankaj \t\n\r\tHi There’<br />

import re<br /> s=”\n \t this is a string with a lot of whitespace\t”<br /> s = re.sub(‘\s+’, ”, s)

‘ hello world! ‘.strip()<br /> ‘hello world!’</p> <p>‘ hello world! ‘.lstrip()<br /> ‘hello world! ‘</p> <p>‘ hello world! ‘.rstrip()<br /> ‘ hello world!’

>>> ” xyz “.rstrip()<br /> ‘ xyz’

‘ sss d ssd s’.replace(” “, “”)<br /> # output: ‘sssdssds’

s=” This is a sentence with whitespace. \n”</p> <p>print(‘Strip leading whitespace: {}’.format(s.lstrip()))<br /> print(‘Strip trailing whitespace: {}’.format(s.rstrip()))<br /> print(‘Strip all whitespace: {}’.format(s.strip()))</p> <p># Output</p> <p># Strip leading whitespace: This is a sentence with whitespace.<br /> # Strip trailing whitespace: This is a sentence with whitespace.<br /> # Strip all whitespace: This is a sentence with whitespace.

sentence=” hello apple”<br /> ” “.join(sentence.split())<br /> >>> ‘hello apple’<br />

<br /> s1 = ‘ abc ‘</p> <p>print(f’String =\'{s1}\”)</p> <p>print(f’After Removing Leading Whitespaces String =\'{s1.lstrip()}\”)</p> <p>print(f’After Removing Trailing Whitespaces String =\'{s1.rstrip()}\”)</p> <p>print(f’After Trimming Whitespaces String =\'{s1.strip()}\”)<br />

def remove_witespace(data_of_string):<br /> string = “”<br /> for char in data_of_string:<br /> if ” ” not in char:<br /> string = string + char</p> <p> return string<br /> print(remove_witespace(“python is amazing programming language”))

Use the lstrip() method</p> <p>>>> name=” Steve ”<br /> >>> name<br /> ‘ Steve ‘<br /> >>> name = name.lstrip()<br /> >>> name<br /> ‘Steve ‘