In this article, you will see how to remove string from both sides in Python. The strip() method removes all leading and trailing characters (characters at the beginning and at the end of a string) that match the characters specified in its argument.

Step 1: Create a string

str = "CodeAllow"
print("str = ", str)
print("str type = ", type(str))

Step 2: Remove string from both sides

print("Removed = ", str.strip("CodeAllow"))

Output:

str =  CodeAllow
str type =  <class 'str'>
Removed =  

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