using python 3:

food = "banana bread" print(food.capitalize()) size = 25 print("*" + food.center(size) + "*") print("*" + food.ljust(size) + "*") # stars added to show bounds print("*" + food.rjust(size) + "*")

print('line 8:', food.find("e")) print('line 9:', food.find("na")) print('line 10:', food.find("b")) print('line 11:', food.rfind(" b")) print('line 12:', food.rfind("e")) print('line 13:', food.rfind("na")) print('line 14:', food.rfind("b"))

print('line 16:', food.index("e"))

On new line , make a string from the integer variable size (recall how you can make a string from an integer with str). Use the rjust method on that string to right justify it in a field 5 characters wide and print the resulting string. Notice the number 25 is preceded by 3 spaces.