String Operators

Concatenation

The Plus (+) sign, when applied to two strings becomes a concatenation operator.

If we want the Plus (+) sign to be a concatenate not an adder, we must ensure that both its arguments are strings.

Output will be like,

Using + to concatenate strings lets we construct the output in a more precise way than with a pure print () function. Even if enriched with the end= and sep= keyword arguments.

Replication

The Asterisk (*) sign, when applied to a string & a number becomes a replication operator.

This operator replicates the string, the same number of times specified by the number.

A number less than or equal to zero produces an empty string.

Let's draw a triangle.

So, the output is