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diff --git a/book/python/04_string_operations.ipynb b/book/python/04_string_operations.ipynb
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     "# String Operations\n",
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     "## Creating and Manipulating Strings\n",
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     "You can concatenate (join) strings using the `+` operator:"
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     "You can also repeat strings using the `*` operator:"
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     "## String Methods for Geospatial Data\n",
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     "## Formatting Strings\n",
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     "## Parsing and Extracting Information from Strings\n",
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     "## Exercises\n",
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-    "### Conclusion\n",
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     "String operations are crucial in geospatial programming, especially when dealing with textual geographic data. Mastering these operations will enable you to handle and manipulate geographic information effectively in your projects."
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 # String Operations
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 ## String Methods for Geospatial Data
 
 Python provides various built-in methods to manipulate strings. Some commonly used methods include:
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 - `lower()`, `upper()`: Convert strings to lowercase or uppercase.
 - `strip()`: Remove leading and trailing whitespace.
 - `replace()`: Replace a substring with another substring.
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-### Conclusion
+## Conclusion
 
 String operations are crucial in geospatial programming, especially when dealing with textual geographic data. Mastering these operations will enable you to handle and manipulate geographic information effectively in your projects.