Python is a dynamically typed language, and the variable data types are inferred without explicit intervention by the developer.

If we had code that requires a string to work correctly but lacked type hints, which are optional, how can we avoid errors if the variable used is not a string?

In this tutorial, we’ll take a look at how to check if a variable is a string in Python, using the type() and isinstance() functions, as well as the is operator:

Check if Variable is a String with type()
Check if Variable is a String with is Operator
Check if Variable is a String with isinstance()
Developers usually use type() and is, though, these can be limited in certain contexts, in which case, it’s better to use the isinstance() function.

#python #check if variable