Python has a method endswith(tuple) in the String class. This method accepts a tuple of strings that you want to search and is called on a string object. You can call this method in the following way:
string = 'core java'
print(string.endswith(('txt', 'xml', 'java', 'orld')))OUTPUT
True
There is another way to find if a string ends with a given list of suffixes. You can use re.search from the re module(regular expression) to do so. Regex interprets $ as end of line. We also need to seperate out the suffixes using grouping and | symbol in regex. For example,
import re
string = 'core java'
print(bool(re.search('(java|xml|py|orld)$', string)))
print(bool(re.search('(java|xml|py|orld)$', 'core java')))
print(bool(re.search('(java|xml|py)$', 'Hello world')))OUTPUT
True True False
re.search returns an object, to check if it exists or not, we need to convert it to a boolean using bool(). You can read more about Python regex <a href="https://docs.python.org/2/library/re.html" target="_blank">here</a>.
