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[1:4] slices from index 1 to 3 (exclusive), returning ‘ytho’.

startswith() checks if a string begins with a specified prefix, e.g., ‘Python’.startswith(‘Py’) is True.

strip() removes leading and trailing whitespace, resulting in ‘text’.

The + operator concatenates strings, e.g., ‘Hello’ + ‘World’ becomes ‘HelloWorld’.

len(‘Python’) returns 6, counting all characters including the last ‘n’.

The upper() method converts all characters to uppercase, e.g., ‘python’ becomes ‘PYTHON’.

The + operator joins ‘web’ and ‘dev’ into ‘webdev’.

text[0] accesses the first character ‘P’ using indexing.

Python int has no maximum value, limited only by system memory.

2 ** 4 raises 2 to the power of 4, resulting in 16.

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