endswith() returns True if a string ends with a specified substring.
def ends_with(s1, s2):
result = s2.endswith(s1)
return result| Function Call | Return Value | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ends_with('o', 'Hello') | → | |||
| ends_with('ll', 'Hello') | → | |||
| ends_with('llo', 'Hello') | → | |||
| ends_with('5', '525') | → | |||
| ends_with('52', '525') | → | |||
| ends_with('25', '525') | → | |||
| ends_with('g', 'Egg') | → | |||
| ends_with('', 'World') | → | |||
| ends_with(' ', 'Hello World ') | → | |||
| ends_with(' ', 'HelloWorld') | → | |||
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