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Explain the membership operators in String.
Python String Manipulation
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Python offers two membership operators for checking whether a particular character exists in the given string or not. These operators are 'in' and 'not in'.
'in' operator — It returns true if a character/substring exits in the given string.
'not in' operator — It returns true if a character/substring does not exist in the given string.
To use membership operator in strings, it is required that both the operands used should be of string type, i.e., <substring> in <string> and <substring> not in <string>.
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