String, Bytes & Bytearray functions in Python

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*Memo for string, bytes and bytearray functions:

• My post explains encode() and decode().
• My post explains upper(), lower() and casefold().
• My post explains swapcase(), title() and capitalize().
• My post explains isupper(), islower() and istitle().
• My post explains count().
• My post explains index().
• My post explains rindex().
• My post explains find().
• My post explains rfind().
• My post explains split().
• My post explains rsplit().
• My post explains splitlines().
• My post explains partition().
• My post explains rpartition().
• My post explains join().
• My post explains replace().
• My post explains removeprefix() and removesuffix().
• My post explains startswith().
• My post explains endswith().
• My post explains center().
• My post explains ljust().
• My post explains rjust().
• My post explains zfill().
• My post explains expandtabs().
• My post explains strip().
• My post explains lstrip().
• My post explains rstrip().
• My post explains maketrans().
• My post explains translate().
• My post explains isdecimal(), isdigit() and isnumeric().
• My post explains isalpha() and isalnum().
• My post explains isascii(), isspace(), isprintable() and isidentifier().
• My post explains iskeyword() and issoftkeyword().
• My post explains ord(), sorted() and reversed().

*Memo for bytearray functions:

• My post explains append(), extend(), insert(), remove(), clear(), pop() and reverse().