fix: correct inaccurate string method examples and comments - #956
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The previous code had several misleading comments and wrong outputs: - Fixed area calculation (was pi, now pi * radius**2) - Corrected isalpha() example (spaces cause False, not True) - Fixed join() output comment to match the actual separator - Removed misplaced find() examples under isdecimal() section - Updated strip() example to avoid false claim about stripping 'y' I fixed them to prevent confusion for learners following the examples.
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The previous code had several misleading comments and wrong outputs:
I fixed them to prevent confusion for learners following the examples.