How to remove quotes from a String in Python

To remove quotes from within a String in Python, we can make use of the functions such as strip(), re and replace().

Example 1: Remove Leading and Trailing Single Quotes using strip()

str_with_single_quotes = "'Hello there! How are you?'"

str_without_single_quotes = str_with_single_quotes.strip("'")

print(str_without_single_quotes)

Output:

Hello there! How are you?

Example 2: Remove Leading and Trailing Double Quotes using regex - re module

import re

str_with_single_quotes = "He said \"I am not coming!\""

str_without_single_quotes = re.sub(r"\"", "", str_with_single_quotes)

print(str_without_single_quotes)

Output:

He said I am not coming!

Example 3: Using replace() function to repalce both single and double quotes

import re

str_with_single_quotes = "\"This isn't mine\""

str_without_single_quotes = str_with_single_quotes.replace("'", "").replace("\"", "")

print(str_without_single_quotes)

Output:

This isnt mine!