string.punctuation in Python

punctuation | Python functions | String Variables

Michael Zippo 18.07.2021

In Python3 string.punctuation — it is a pre-initialized string used as a string constant. In Python, string.punctuation will give all sets of punctuation marks.

Syntax: string.punctuation

Parameters: Doesn’t take any parameter, since it’s not a function.

Returns: Return all sets of punctuation.

Note. Make sure to import the string.punctuation library function to use string.punctuation

Code # 1:

# import string library function

import string

# Storage punctuation sets in variable result

result = string.pu nctuation

# Print punctuation values

print (result)

Output:

! "# $% & amp;’ () * +, -./:;<="? @ [] ^ _ ’{|} ~

Code # 2: Punctuation check code is given.

# import string library function

import string

# Input line.

Sentence = " Hey, Geeks!, How are you? "

for i in Sentence:

# check if a character is punctuation.

if i in string.punctuation:

# Print punctuation values

print ( "Punctuation:" + i)

Exit:

 Punctuation :, Punctuation:! Punctuation :, Punctuation:?