The Rstrip() method removes spaces or the specified characters at the end of a string.
Example
#!/usr/bin/python3
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-
str = "have a nice day!!!"
print (str)
print ('After right-strip: ', str.rstrip('!'))
str = "have a nice dayday"
print (str)
print ('After right-strip: ', str.rstrip('day'))
Output:
have a nice day!!!
After right-strip: have a nice day
have a nice dayday
After right-strip: have a nice
Syntax
str.rstrip([chars])
Parameters
Name | Description |
chars | Specifies the characters to be deleted (default is a space) |
Return Value
It returns a copy of the string with trailing characters stripped.