Strings: The Textual Heart of Python In Python, strings are sequences of characters used to represent text. You can think of them as an ordered collection of letters, numbers, symbols, and spaces. To define a string, you enclose your text within: Single quotes, double quotes Python is flexible with strings. You can enclose them in eithers in single quotes ’ or double quotes ". s1 = 'Hello world' # Single quotes s2 = "Hello world" # Double quotes The key is to be consistent, but there are times you’ll want to include one type of quote within a string enclosed by the other type.

Motivation First contribution to an open-source is the significant milestone in my journey as a software engineer, it’s a great way to learn and give back to the community. I’m currently working for Gridly, which is a content management and localization system. Gridly has a feature called Connector and it uses Airbyte internally for syncing data from other sources to Gridly. Airbyte Gridly connector So, I decided to write Gridly as a source connector to sync data to other destinations.