strip() : removes space or chars from left or right of the string in Python

strip()

strip(): Removes space or chars from left & right side of the string
By default strip() will remove space from left(leading) and right(trailing) of the string, we can also specify chars to be removed

my_str='  Plus2net    '
output=my_str.strip()
print(output)

my_str='*****plus2net**'
output=my_str.strip('*')
print(output) # removes * from both sides

my_str='*#*# plus2net *#*#'
output=my_str.strip('*# ')
print(output) # removes * ,# and space from both sides

Output is here

plus2net
plus2net
plus2net

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