str() to convert object to string in Python

str()

Convetring object to string.

str(object,encode='utf-8',errors='strict')

object : ( Required ) The object which is to be coverted to string
encode : ( Optional ) default is 'utf-8'
errors : ( Optional ) what to do if error occurs.

print(str(3.4)) #  3.4

Using type

print(type(str(3.4))) #  <class 'str'>

Using bytes

my_str = "plus2net.com"
# encoding 'utf-8'
my_bytes = bytes(my_str, 'utf-8')
print(my_bytes) #  b'plus2net.com'
print(type(my_bytes)) #  <class 'bytes'>
print(str(my_bytes, encoding='ascii', errors='ignore'))# plus2net.com

Data type of string object

We used type() to get data type of any string object.

my_str='plus2net'
print(type(my_str)) # <class 'str'>

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