Endswith() method in Python String Module

Endswith method gives the output as TRUE if the string ends with the designated or specified suffix else it gives FALSE.

Syntax:

str.endswith(suffix [,   start[,   end] ])

Parameters:

Endswith has 3 arguments, suffix, start and end. Here start and end are optional arguments.

1. Suffix: Here the suffix of string or tuple is checked.
2. Start: Here suffix is checked at the beginning position in the string.
3. End: Here suffix is checked at the end position within the string.

Example-1:

text = "The Rigi and Pilatus mountains nearby in Switzerland offer skiing and hiking.”
x = text.endswith("hiking.")
print(x)

Output:

Example-2:

text = "The mountains nearby in Switzerland offer peace.”
x = text.endswith("offer")
print(x)

Output:

Example 1: Endswith()  with suffix, start and end

Here start and end arguments are given correct indexing values

text = "The Rigi and Pilatus mountains nearby in Switzerland offer skiing and hiking."
x = text.endswith("hiking.", 17, 77)
print(x)

Output:

Example-2:

Here only start argument is given the correct indexing value, end argument is not given the correct indexing value.

text = "The Rigi and Pilatus mountains nearby in Switzerland offer skiing and hiking."
x = text.endswith("hiking.", 17, 75)
print(x)

Output:

Example-3:

Here start argument is not given. We provided only end argument with correct indexing value.

text = "The Rigi and Pilatus mountains nearby in Switzerland offer skiing and hiking."
x = text.endswith("hiking.", 75)
print(x)

Output: