Print Drawn Text with airSlate SignNow

Draw text form

hello again how are you I hope you're doing well I'm doing okay actually feeling a little stressed out but I'm going to go forward with this video anyway so I'm starting a new series this series of videos is going to be about using data and processing so look at a lot of things where do we find data how do we get data what if the data is from a file or from a URL or how do I chop it up or how do I sort it or this locks and lastly what format is it if it in what's an API there's so many things to talk about and cover here in this set of videos but before we can do any of that the foundation the building block the thing that we need to be comfortable with and happy with and just feeling good about our day with is this idea of a string what is a string now in fact a string is something that's quite familiar to you probably I know who knows who you are or why you're watching this video but chances are you've seen a string before in fact if you watched some earlier videos from just a couple ago we were load we were using strings we loaded an image maybe we had something on a hard drive called a file dot JPEG and it was some characters and was and it was in between quotes this is a string a string is a sequence of characters in between quotes now I mean actually the in between quotes part is just the way that we declare a string the string itself is just the sequence of characters and if we want to do anything that has to do with text certainly we need a string we need to a way to represent that text but in fact most of the data we're going to look at even if the data is all numbers that data is going to come in as text so this is something we need to become comfortable with so how do we how do we make a string and processing well a string is a data type we now have a variable I made this very up this wonderful beautiful variable named s with the data type string and what is the string it is this sequence of characters so I think one of the things we can first start to look at in working with strings and processing is just drawing them to the to the window so let's let's come back over here and let's say we have a s to be or not to be and you know obviously I could say print line s and run this particular sketch and we can see down here in the bottom to be or not to be that's our string we're representing it as a variable and we're printing it now let's say what...