Python string.count() function can return how many times of substring in a string. In this tutorial, we will write some examples to illustrate you how to use this function.
The syntax of count() method is:
string.count(substring, start=..., end=...)
Here is some examples:
str = 'https://www.tutorialexample.com/' substring = '/' count = str.count(substring) print(count)
The count of ‘/‘ is: 3
count = str.count(substring, 7) print(count)
The count of ‘/‘is: 2
From the result, we can find: start is contained (/www.tutorialexample.com/)
count = str.count(substring, 7, len(str)-1) print(count)
The count of ‘/‘ is: 1
From the result, we can find: end is not contained (/www.tutorialexample.com).