len()
We can find the length of a string, list, tuple, and a dictionary using the len() function. Let's create one of each and find their lengths.
PYTHON
1string = "Minahil"
2Flowers_List = ["Tulip", "Jasmine", "Rose", "Lili", "Daisy"]
3Number_Tuple = ("one", "two", "three")
4General_Dictionary = {
5 "key1": "value1",
6 "key2": "value2",
7 "key3": "value3",
8 "key4": "value4",
9}Now, we will find the length using len() function.
PYTHON
1print("The length of string is", len(string))
2print("The length of list is", len(Flowers_List))
3print("The length of tuple is", len(Number_Tuple))
4print("The length of dictionary is", len(General_Dictionary))The output will be:
PYTHON
1The length of string is 7
2The length of list is 5
3The length of tuple is 3
4The length of dictionary is 4xxxxxxxxxx14
string = "Minahil"Flowers_List = ["Tulip", "Jasmine", "Rose", "Lili", "Daisy"]Number_Tuple = ("one", "two", "three")General_Dictionary = { "key1": "value1", "key2": "value2", "key3": "value3", "key4": "value4",}print("The length of string is", len(string))print("The length of list is", len(Flowers_List))print("The length of tuple is", len(Number_Tuple))print("The length of dictionary is", len(General_Dictionary))OUTPUT
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