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    <description>Resources Slides Video Script Let’s take a look at a few of the more common operations we can perform on strings in our programs. First off, one of the most important operations we can perform on a string is to find the length, or number of characters, contained in the string. Consider the example shown on this slide. The first string, &#34;This&#34; is a pretty simple example. Let’s color each character in an alternating shade, just to make it easier to count them. As we can easily see, the string &#34;This&#34; contains exactly 4 characters.</description>
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